Didier Noirot and Roger Horrocks, Okavango Delta 2009.
Roger Horrocks is an environmental photographer and underwater cameraman based in Cape Town, South Africa. He has contributed editorial articles and imagery to Men’s Health, GQ, National Geographic Traveller, Conde Nast House and Garden, and works as an assistant cameraman for the BBC’s Natural History Unit.
Using his freediving skills and ability to get close to animals underwater on one breath, he specialises in sharks, marine mammals and human adventure underwater. In June of 2007 he was assigned to assist cameraman Justin Maguire on a four week shoot covering the sardine run for the BBC Natural History Unit, and assignment which then extended into a shoot on the gannet colony on Malgas Island in January of 2008. Later in the year Roger was assigned to assist underwater cameraman Didier Noirot for the final eight weeks of filming of the Sardine Run along the east coast of South Africa.