From African light to the Cornish coast

I grew up in Africa, and that is where my eye was formed — the light, the space, the wildlife, and skies that seem to go on forever. It is a place I have never stopped photographing, and a large part of my portfolio is still rooted there.

Today I live in Cornwall, at the far south-western edge of Britain, where I have spent years out in every kind of weather — photographing the storms that hammer the granite coast, the aurora on a cold clear night, and the Milky Way over ancient stone.

Between the two — the African bush and the Cornish coast — sits a body of work spanning three decades. The gallery holds it all: wildlife and wild seas, dark skies north and south.

Every photograph in the gallery is available as a fine art print, made to order from the original file and shipped worldwide — so a piece of the Cornish coast or the African bush can come home with you.