Photography

photography

grevy's zebra trust | shaba national reserve | kenya

with fewer than 3,000 remaining in the wild, the grevy's zebra is the most endangered zebra species on earth

3 young grevy's zebra standing side by side staring at the camera in their natural habitat

grevy's zebra 3 amigos standoff, kenya- endangered species in their habitat

group of 15 grevy's zebras, shaba national park on the plains with trees behind in the distance

grevy's zebras out on the plains enjoying the day

great grevy's female zebra walking away in the tundra of kenya, wagging her tail

grevy's zebra on the move, kenya – endangered species in habitat-conservation field shot

group of 12 grevy's zebra shaba nature preserve kenya

grevy's zebra herd, kenya – group in natural habitat

75 photos donated to grevy's zebra trust — endangered species, photos used for identification for bi-annual counting - each zebra's unique stripe pattern makes every photo scientifically valuable for conservation efforts

additional wildlife | shaba national reserve |kenya

reticulated giraffe — fewer than 16,000 remaining in the wild, quietly disappearing from northern kenya

small thomson's gazelle in shaba national reserve standing alert side view looking back over it's body from right to left in photo, cropped tight only impala in photo

shaba national reserve, kenya - thomson's gazelle standing alert - wildlife moment in the wild

riticulated giraff - kenya, shaba national reserve, head shot looking straight into the camera with blurred background

kenya shaba national reserve - endangered reticulated giraffe

imapala beautiful curved horns in symmetry with curved acacia tree branch, looking left at attention, photo from behind

shaba national reserve, kenya - impala shares natures curves

spur winged lapwing standing on a rock with a blurred background looking forward from right to left, zoomed in photo

kenya shaba national reserve - spur-winged lapwing, hanging out

thomson's gazelle's one standing alert side view and looking into the distance another eating grass behind facing the other direction in the savannah of kenya

thomson's gazelle standing alert, kenya – natural savanna moment

kenya shaba national reserve waterbuck head photo black and white staring at the camera

kenya shaba national reserve waterbuck head photo, black & white

every species pictured above plays a vital role for overall healthy habitat - can't save one without protecting all

borana conservancy | kenya

fewer than 6,000 black rhinos remain on earth — conservancies like borana are their last best hope

plains zebra close up staring direclty into the camera, with light on the left side of their face, eye shinning, ears right straight up, left sideways listening

plains zebra an attentive stare - borana conservancy, kenya

reticulated giraffe in kenya b&w portraint looking form right to left

reticulated giraffe portrait, kenya - intense gaze b&w

close-up side view, africa elephant eating an acaica tree, big beautiful white tusks, wildlife in the distance, trunk stretched out up into the tree

africa elephant feeding on acaica tree, borana conservancy, kenya – In its natural habitat

black-backed jackel resting in natural grassland habitat, laying down looking from left to right, ears up halfway

black-backed jackal resting, kenya – natural savanna habitat

africa elephant portrait, b&w, close-up, looking almost straight into the camera, beautiful white tusks, trunk pointing up

elephant portrait, borana conservancy, kenya – majestic trunk and gaze from the wild in b&w

borana conservancy — pioneering private conservancy successfully reintroduced critically endangered black rhino
to northern kenya, proving that private land can be as vital as national parks for wildlife survival

enduimet wildlife management area | community conservation area |tanzania

maasai community-owned conservation, proving that when local people benefit from wildlife, they become it's greatest protectors

two zebras play fighting standing on only back legs, mouths wide open teeth showing, twisted effect to the animals in the photo- enduiment wildlife management area, tanzania

two grant's zebra's play fighting - enduimet wildlife management area, tanzania

elephant pair walking and eating grass along the grasslands on the tanzania/kenya border, b&w photo

elephant pair eating grass on the tanzania/kenya border-wild african landscape

zebra foal nursing on a clear day in enduimet wildlife management area, tanzania

nursing zebra foal, tanzania – tender moment in the plains

three nights here during a 16,000km solo motorcycle journey through africa — the encounters and communities that inspired boldlyexplore

serengeti national park | tanzania

home to at least 4 endangered species including black rhino, elephant, cheetah and wild dog — a proposed highway threatens to cut through the heart of it

lioness curled up resting in serengeti national park grass, a few flies hanging out on her face, tanzania

lioness resting after a hard night of hunting, serengeti national park, tanzania – my first photo in the park!

spotted hyena standing gazing into the distance ears perked up, intense face, eyes focused, standing in savanna grassland as backdrop

spotted hyena up close, tanzania – intense gaze in the wild africa savanna

masai aka kilimanjaro giraffe over looking the savannah in black and white, looking from right to left, vast plains of grass and trees in the distance

masai aka kilimanjaro giraffe standing tall on guard against the horizon, tanzania – the serengeti wild in black & white

two impalas synchronized both looking off into the distance from right to left, side view of them, golden color, sunlight hitting their faces

synchronized impala pair in golden light, tanzania – nature's perfect harmony

serengeti national park a vervet monkey closeup photo looking down and to the right eyes bright ornage red, green foliage all around them

vervet monkey eating a leaf, serengeti national park, tanzania – small wildlife moment

black backed jackel in serengeti national park tanzania up close head photo looking off into the distance with some dirt and grass on top of their nose

black-backed jackal close-up, tanzania – intense gaze into the wild, after digging for rodents

five days on safari during a 16,000km motorcycle journey through africa — hippos, hyenas and herds of elephants
walking through camp, cheetahs and lions reminding me why every wild place on earth deserves protection