Thanks for viewing this image from my new African Safari series. To celebrate our 50th anniversary, Karen and I completed our first trip to Africa in September 2023. While there were many other things to do, the real purpose was to see and photograph the wildlife while on safari. Starting in South Africa at the Sabi Sands Reserve, we completed 3 days of twice-daily safari rides, and what an adventure! We had a great guide and tracker from our lodge, Simbambili, and most of the time, we had the safari vehicle from our lodge all to ourselves. In this same new series, you’ll find images of our 2 other safaris in the famous Masai Mara region of Tanzania, as well as the equally-famous Serengeti region of Kenya, where we witnessed the Great Migration. Prints on metal or canvas, available in 2x3 format, min 12x18”. -9364R

Thanks for viewing this image from my new African Safari series. To celebrate our 50th anniversary, Karen and I completed our first trip to Africa in September 2023. While there were many other activities, the real purpose was to see and photograph the African wildlife while on safari. Starting in South Africa at the Sabi Sands Reserve, we completed 3 days of twice-daily safari rides, and what an adventure it was! We had a great guide and tracker, and most of the time, we had the safari vehicle from our lodge, Simbambili, all to ourselves. In this same new series, you’ll eventually find images of our 2 other safaris, first in the famous Masai Mara region of Tanzania, and next in the equally-famous Serengeti region of Kenya, where we witnessed the Great Migration. This image is available in square format, minimum size: 12 x 12”. -9422R

It is well known that African elements like to emerge from cooling off in a waterhole, and then begin slinging dust all over them with their trunk. This is thought to give them protection from the sun, which from the way it looks, you’d think would provide plenty of protection. But this is nature at work!

Thanks for viewing this image from my new African Safari series. To celebrate our 50th anniversary, Karen and I completed our first trip to Africa in September 2023. While there were many other things to do, the real purpose was to see and photograph the wildlife while on safari. Starting in South Africa at the Sabi Sands Reserve, we completed 3 days of twice-daily safari rides, and what an adventure! We had a great guide and tracker from our lodge, Simbambili, and most of the time, we had the safari vehicle from our lodge all to ourselves. In this same new series, you’ll find images of our 2 other safaris in the famous Masai Mara region of Tanzania, as well as the equally-famous Serengeti region of Kenya, where we witnessed the Great Migration. Prints available in 2x3 format, on metal or canvas, min 12x18”. -9321R

Thanks for viewing this image from my new African Safari series. To celebrate our 50th anniversary, Karen and I completed our first trip to Africa in September 2023. While there were many other things to do, the real purpose was to see and photograph the wildlife while on safari. Starting in South Africa at the Sabi Sands Reserve, we completed 3 days of twice-daily safari rides, and what an adventure! We had a great guide and tracker from our lodge, Simbambili, and most of the time, we had the safari vehicle from our lodge all to ourselves. In this same new series, you’ll find images of our 2 other safaris in the famous Masai Mara region of Tanzania, as well as the equally-famous Serengeti region of Kenya, where we witnessed the Great Migration. Available in 2x3 format, min 12x18”. -9475R

Thanks for viewing this image from my new African Safari series. To celebrate our 50th anniversary, Karen and I completed our first trip to Africa in September 2023. While there were many other things to do, the real purpose was to see and photograph the wildlife while on safari. Starting in South Africa at the Sabi Sands Reserve, we completed 3 days of twice-daily safari rides, and what an adventure! We had a great guide and tracker from our lodge, Simbambili, and most of the time, we had the safari vehicle from our lodge all to ourselves. In this same new series, you’ll find images of our 2 other safaris in the famous Masai Mara region of Tanzania, as well as the equally-famous Serengeti region of Kenya, where we witnessed the Great Migration. Available in 2x3 format, min 12x18”. -9274R

Thanks for viewing this image from my new African Safari series. To celebrate our 50th anniversary, Karen and I completed our first trip to Africa in September 2023. While there were many other things to do, the real purpose was to see and photograph the wildlife while on safari. Starting in South Africa at the Sabi Sands Reserve, we completed 3 days of twice-daily safari rides, and what an adventure! We had a great guide and tracker from our lodge, Simbambili, and most of the time, we had the safari vehicle from our lodge all to ourselves. In this same new series, you’ll find images of our 2 other safaris in the famous Masai Mara region of Tanzania, as well as the equally-famous Serengeti region of Kenya, where we witnessed the Great Migration. Available in 2x3 format, min 12x18”. -9467R

We encounter this white rhino at a small water hole on our 4th safari drive in Sabi Sands. Our guide from Simbambili Lodge explained that they had removed the rhino’s horn to discourage poaching…that this doesn’t harm the animal in any way.

Thanks for viewing this image from my new African Safari series. While there were many other things to do, the real purpose was to see and photograph the wildlife while on safari. Starting in South Africa at the Sabi Sands Reserve, we completed 3 days of twice-daily safari rides, and what an adventure! We had a great guide and tracker from our lodge, Simbambili, and most of the time, we had the safari vehicle from our lodge all to ourselves. In this same new series, you’ll find images of our 2 other safaris in the famous Masai Mara region of Tanzania, as well as the equally-famous Serengeti region of Kenya, where we witnessed the Great Migration. Available in vertical 2x3 format, min 12x18”. -9437R

Thanks for viewing this image from my new African Safari series. To celebrate our 50th anniversary, we completed our first trip to Africa in September 2023. While there were many other activities, the real purpose was to see and photograph the wildlife while on safari. Starting in South Africa at the Sabi Sands Reserve, we completed 3 days of twice-daily safari rides, and what an adventure! We had a great guide and tracker, and most of the time, we had the safari vehicle from our lodge, Simbambili, all to ourselves. In this same new series, you’ll find images of our 2 other safaris in the famous Masai Mara region of Tanzania, as well as the equally-famous Serengeti region of Kenya, where we witnessed the Great Migration. This image is available in square format, printed on metal or canvas, minimum 12 x 12” size. -9467R

Thanks for viewing this image from my new African Safari series. To celebrate our 50th anniversary, Karen and I completed our first trip to Africa in September 2023. While there were many other things to do, the real purpose was to see and photograph the wildlife while on safari. Starting in South Africa at the Sabi Sands Reserve, we completed 3 days of twice-daily safari rides, and what an adventure! We had a great guide and tracker from our lodge, Simbambili, and most of the time, we had the safari vehicle from our lodge all to ourselves. In this same new series, you’ll find images of our 2 other safaris in the famous Masai Mara region of Tanzania, as well as the equally-famous Serengeti region of Kenya, where we witnessed the Great Migration. Available in square format, min 12x12”. -9464R

Thanks for viewing this image from my new African Safari series. To celebrate our 50th anniversary, Karen and I completed our first trip to Africa in September 2023. While there were many other things to do, the real purpose was to see and photograph the wildlife while on safari. Starting in South Africa at the Sabi Sands Reserve, we completed 3 days of twice-daily safari rides, and what an adventure! We had a great guide and tracker from our lodge, Simbambili, and most of the time, we had the safari vehicle from our lodge all to ourselves. In this same new series, you’ll find images of our 2 other safaris in the famous Masai Mara region of Tanzania, as well as the equally-famous Serengeti region of Kenya, where we witnessed the Great Migration. Available printed on canvas or metal in square format, min 12x12”. -9641R

The “Gardians of the Camargue, France Wild Horses” features an ancient horse breed of unknown origin, except that they were first discovered in the same area where they still live and roam today…the marshes of the Rhône River delta in far southern France, an area known as Camargue. In all, there are probably a couple thousand horses that live there year round without shelter, just as they have for centuries. The French cowboys or “Gardians” are their caretakers, a brotherhood that was formed in 1500 to ensuring that the horses receive the proper care when needed. This image has an aspect ratio of 1:2, thus having a panoramic-style format, such as 24”h x 48” L, printed on gallery-wrapped canvas, or high-gloss metal. No frame required with either.

The “Wild Horses of the Camargue With Gardians” pictures an ancient horse breed of unknown origin, except that they were first discovered in the same area where they still live and roam today…the marshes of the Rhône River delta in far southern France, an area known as Camargue. In all, there are probably a couple thousand horses that live there year round without shelter, just as they have for centuries. The French cowboys or “Gardians” are their caretakers, a brotherhood that was formed in 1500 to ensuring that the horses receive the proper care when needed. This image has an aspect ratio of 1:3, thus having a panoramic-style format, such as 12”h x 36” L, up to 20”h x 60” printed on gallery-wrapped canvas, or high-gloss metal.

The “Wild Horses of the Camargue” pictures an ancient horse breed of unknown origin, except that they were first discovered in the same area where they still live and roam today…the marshes of the Rhône River delta in far southern France, an area known as Camargue. In all, there are probably a couple thousand horses that live there year round without shelter, just as they have for centuries. The French cowboys or “Gardians” are their caretakers, a brotherhood that was formed in 1500 to ensuring that the horses receive the proper care when needed. This image has an aspect ratio of 1:2, thus having a panoramic-style format, such as 24”h x 48” L, printed on gallery-wrapped canvas, or high-gloss metal.

The “Wild Horses of the Camargue” pictures an ancient horse breed of unknown origin, except that they were first discovered in the same area where they still live and roam today…the marshes of the Rhône River delta in far southern France, an area known as Camargue. In all, there are probably a couple thousand horses that live there year round without shelter, just as they have for centuries. The French cowboys or “Gardians” are their caretakers, a brotherhood that was formed in 1500 to ensuring that the horses receive the proper care when needed.

"Camargue Wild Horses & Gardian," southern France, is a 1:2 aspect ratio panoramic Black & White image, meaning that any print from 15x30" up will not require any cropping, as long as it maintains its Length=2 times the height.

In the courtyard of the Hotel Villa Nora in Hvar Town, you will find this hidden niche of carved stone that is so typical of the Dalmatian coast.

Lallybroch is famous for its role in the popular TV series “Outlander.” Officially named Midhope Castle,

I discovered this beautiful village in the area where I was working in the Fall of 2019 as a “WWOOFer” in Italy, which means “Worldwide Opportunities in Organic Farming.” Put simply, I was doing volunteer work in exchange for room & board on a family farm. Before breakfast and the start of the daily grape harvest or other chores, I would quietly sneak away to discover picturesque landscapes in the area. This sunrise shot offered beautiful light to not only Casiana Alta, but also the Pisian Alps in the background, which run right along the west coast of northern Italy.

I discovered this beautiful village in the area where I was working in the Fall of 2019 as a “WWOOFer” in Italy, which means “Worldwide Opportunities in Organic Farming.” Put simply, I was doing volunteer work in exchange for room & board on a family farm. Before breakfast and before the start of the daily grape harvest or other chores, I would quietly sneak away to discover picturesque landscapes in the area. This sunrise shot offered beautiful light to not only Casole Maritimo, but also the Pisian Alps in the background, which run right along the west coast of northern Italy. This panoramic image has an aspect ratio of 4:1 meaning this could be printed as 40” wide by 10” tall, 60” wide by 15” tall, etc.

There’s a long hike from this ancient village that takes you to this perfect photo spot high above the village.