As well as offering his work commercially via his website, he conducts bespoke photographic journeys in the mountains and on the plains of Africa. Chris is a qualified Field Guide, registered with the Field Guides of Southern Africa (FGASA) and an elected Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS) in the UK. His photographic work has been published internationally in a host of magazines and i
s regularly featured online in National Geographic. He is currently writing a regular wildlife photographic blog for Africa Geographic amongst other things. Chris guides wildlife photographic safaris for photographers of all abilities who want more than a standard "safari experience"; an opportunity to extend their photographic creativity and capture wildlife images which tell a story about their unique interaction with the natural world.
“My photography sets out to capture the stark and often brutal wilderness that is still typical of Africa, and the beauty of it's creatures, large and small, that despite the often destructive nature of the human species, continue to thrive on the continent. Africa is a timeless landscape with unrivaled opportunity for a wildlife photographer to hone his art. It posses a ruggedness and romance that for any wildlife photographer will always be a challenge to capture in his own unique way”. Chris is based both in Hoedspruit, South Africa and in North Yorkshire UK.
