Environmental and Underwater Photographer

The two rich ocean currents off the coast of South Africa support a myriad of marine lifeforms,from apex predators such as great whites to smaller but no less important lifeforms,such as plankton, soft corals, crustaceans and many species of bony fishes. Documenting the drama in this rich tapestry of life is a lifelong commitment.

The glaciers on Mt Kilamanjaro in Tanzania are shrinking, a potent symbol of the reality of global warming. In addition, Kilimanjaro represents a very real personal challenge to the many thousands who attempt to scale it every year. These images were shot to tell both stories, the global and the personal,

A selection of underwater images shot in the Okavango Delta.

A photo essay from Malgas Island, West Coast of South Africa, 2008.