When I am photographing wild life my passion lies in capturing  all the elements that are involved in the scene without interrupting the animals natural  behavior. I suppose capturing a sleeping lion is not difficult but looking into the eyes of the apex predator and capturing the essence of the scene is challenging enough. Wild  life photography to me is part adventure, part art and part science

Capturing people young and old doing something they are passionate about like a 16 year old schoolboy scoring a try for his team is priceless. I offer this service to any organization like schools , universities or any event organizer. Taking images of events must be done in such a way that the images can be used in marketing like brochures.

Photographing a wine  glass on a table is no art, but to make it attractive enough to lure clients is challenging enough. It is very important that the images you use in your brochures are done in such a way that the clients would want to see more, by that I mean coming to stay at your lodge. There are quite a few areas I focus on in hospitality photography, that is interior, food/beverage and activity images. I believe that are four reasons why people come and stay at your lodge. When they look at a brochure they want to know where is the main area, what they eat and where they sleep. Activities are also very important.  The  key to sell your lodge, hotel or guesthouse are the images on your brochure.

Photographing people are very difficult because we all are different. That is why I like the challenge. Capturing the natural behavior, action, posing and personalities is what makes people images work. I believe the key is to capture somebody without him/her knowing it. Then you see the real unmasked personality. There is a time and place for posed photographs as well for example school photographs. African life images are great art work and make amazing canvas prints that are blocked or framed, I believe there are a big market for African life art.