Presence in the Wild
Documenting what still endures — the same paths, the same territories, the same rhythms repeated over generations.
Each Series Starts With A Choice.
The place, the season and the animal
FEATURED SERIES
Magic Amboseli
Amboseli National Park
Kenya
A series created in Amboseli National Park, where elephants cross the dry lake bed moving toward Mount Kilimanjaro and the swamps where they will spend the day.
Serengeti Shall Never Die
Namiri Plains – Serengeti National Park
Tanzania
One of the few places where the landscape still feels infinite.
Open plains. Millennial kopjes.
A territory that has not changed.
Jurassic Park
Solio Game Reserve, Laikipia
Kenya
A protected landscape. Over 600 black and white rhinos move through grass, dust and mud with a presence that feels prehistoric — closer to another era than to the present.
These Images Exist Because Conservation Works.
Protected land allows wildlife to endure — moving along the same paths, across the same territories, generation after generation.
Preservation is what makes these moments possible.
They document animals that survive through protection, monitoring, and long-term effort.
They echo a question asked by David Attenborough:
The question is, are we happy to suppose that our grandchildren may never be able to see an elephant except in a picture book?
The answer depends on what we choose to protect.