My heart lies in the wild expanses of Botswana, particularly along the Chobe River, the Greater Mara, and the Serengeti, as well as the vast landscapes of Etosha. Having made close to 50 trips to Chobe alone, it is a science to intimately know my environment, anticipating behaviour through the wealth of knowledge gained. I’ve spent months following the East African migration, leading diverse groups of photography enthusiasts to the heart of the action. I aim to ensure every guest departs with enriched knowledge and an advanced skill set.

Acknowledged by F and A photographic panels, I’ve received recognition from various publications when guests print coffee table books, thanking me for guiding them to the right scene at the right time and position. My dedication to wildlife extends beyond the lens – I was privileged to be part of Lou’s groundbreaking book, ‘Towards Synergy, Leadership Lessons in Nature.’ Inspired by this, I pursued a Master’s degree, using these lessons as a narrative to prove their plausibility. Currently awaiting the final oral defence, my PhD in leadership development culminates these lessons into a collaborative development tool for individuals and corporations valuing their most irreplaceable resource – people.

Join me on a photographic adventure where every click tells a story, and every expedition leaves you with a deeper understanding of the wild and the art of photography.