For as long as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to the wild—to the light filtering through trees, the quiet power of elephants, and the infinite hues of an African sunset. At first, photography was simply my way of preserving these fleeting moments, but over time, it became clear that it could be so much more.

My journey with conservation began as a child. Watching my parents (portrait photographers) work so tirelessly to capture timeless memories of countless families, instilled in me a deep respect for the importance of preserving what matters most. For me, that became wildlife and the breathtaking landscapes of Africa.

Photography has always been about more than creating beautiful images. It’s about telling stories—stories of wild places and the people working to protect them. Over time, conservation has become the heart of my work, shaping not only the way I approach photography but also the purpose behind each collection.

One of the most meaningful ways I contribute to conservation is through volunteer work with NGOs. Organizations like African Parks do incredible work restoring ecosystems and protecting endangered species. By volunteering my time and skills, I’ve been able to create images that help these groups raise much-needed funds from major donors.

For example, in Bazaruto, I partnered with African Parks to document their efforts to rewild the archipelago and protect one of the last viable dugong populations in the Western Indian Ocean. These photographs have become powerful tools, used to inspire donations and generate awareness about the critical need for conservation.

This behind-the-scenes role isn’t always glamorous—it’s often about long hours, careful observation, and waiting for just the right moment to capture the story. But knowing these images play a part in supporting on-the-ground conservation efforts makes every second worth it.

When you support my work, you’re helping to amplify these stories. Together, we’re raising awareness about the importance of conservation and the incredible efforts of those working on the front lines.

Though we don’t currently donate proceeds to specific organizations (something we aspire to do in the future), every photograph sold is a part of this larger movement. By bringing these images into your home, you’re not just celebrating Africa’s wild beauty—you’re helping to spread the word about why these places matter and encouraging others to get involved.