Travel
I travel to find what can’t be staged—the raw, the forgotten, the beautifully real. Every place here was walked, weathered, and photographed by me. From backroad towns to far-off continents, this is the world as I’ve lived it—honest, unpolished, and never made up.
Africa
Elephants in the Serengeti
The Serengeti's abundance of wildlife surprised me, and the elephants especially held my attention. I share photographs of mothers, calves and close details, considering texture, space and the wider landscape while keeping the animals' presence central to the experience.
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Which line of latitude passes through the Sahara desert?
A question about the Sahara's latitude opens into a closer look at desert geography. I explain the Tropic of Cancer's role and compare desert forms using clearly identified Gobi photographs, keeping the images' actual location separate from the Sahara discussion.
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Best time to visit Africa Serengeti
My October Serengeti visit offered remarkable wildlife and long days with a camera. I compare the seasons, migration regions, light and visitor numbers to help you plan a safari around your interests, while leaving room for the unpredictability of wildlife.
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Wildebeest Migration Tanzania: A Photographer's Captivating Tale
I arrived in Tanzania hoping for a busy migration crossing, but my October visit offered a different story. I recount a day by the Mara River and the photographs it produced, reflecting on the value of looking beyond the scene you expected.
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When is the Wildebeest Migration in Tanzania?
The wildebeest migration moves through the year, so dates and location need to work together. Drawing on my October visit, I explain the different planning windows for crossings, calving and transitional months, with flexible expectations about where the herds will be.
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