CNN Call to Earth
During the commercial whaling era of the 19th and early 20th centuries, humpback whale populations were reduced by an estimated 95%. An international ban on the practice has since helped the species rebound. Photographer Chris Fallows takes CNN out to sea for a firsthand look at the iconic species.
Conduit Club London
Kashaf Global’s CEO, Michael Markland, hosted a fantastic event to raise awareness and funds for The Orange River Karoo Conservation Area (Orkca) which seeks to buy land to protect critical biodiversity along the Orange River in the North Western region of South Africa. This arid region is home to many species of fauna and flora […]
Ferrari – Cape Town
I was proud to be a key note speaker at Lekker Gallery’s Art event hosted over the weekend of the 22 & 23rd of February at the exclusive Ferrari showroom in Cape Town. The very well attended event showcased prominent digital artists and included three of my works, most notably Leviathan, The Pearl and The […]
Chris Fallows Fine Art Photography – Q4 2024
2024 was a year of incredible privilege for me whereby I was able to visit the furthest reaches of our planet engaged in my endeavor to artistically capture the essence of our planet’s most iconic species. It was also a year where we achieved objectives relating to conservation as well as inspiring awareness. The significant […]
Musk Oxen – Norway
Leaving the orcas behind, we headed for the mountains in search of a rather interesting creature that looks as at home in the mountains today as it did alongside mammoths during the ice age. This would be the luxuriant Musk Ox. Confused between being a cow in a hula skirt, or a luxuriant toupee with […]
Orcas in Norway
Orcas are arguably the smartest, most specialised and widely distributed super predator in the oceans of the world. Having seen orcas in most oceans, Monique and I had wanted to experience and photograph the herring-hunting orcas in Norway for many years, but for one reason or another we just never got there. This October the […]
The Great White Place
There must be a touch of irony in the fact that after more than thirty years of working with Great White Sharks, one of my favorite photographic locations on land is known in the Oshindonga language as The Great White Place or Etosha. My parents first took me to Etosha in 1976 when I was […]
The Star – IOL
South Africa celebrates 20 years of shark conservation Acclaimed photographer Chris Fallows, the first person to discover and photograph the now-famous breaching great white sharks of South Africa, shares thrilling details about his journey, revealing how awakening it has been to interact with the iconic wildlife. Read the full article here.https://www.iol.co.za/saturday-star/news/south-africa-celebrates-20-years-of-shark-conservation-103ff742-b5fd-4bba-9970-6f3e045edfcd#google_vignette
Wildlife Photography Meets Digital Art
Chris Fallows Discusses His Journey, Creating Digital Art, NFTs, the Current Digital Art Market, and Conservation. Read the full article here
Caxton Network News
Shark Awareness Day: Striking photos celebrate the oceans’ largest predatory fish Overfishing is one of the primary drivers threatening shark numbers which have declined by 71% over the last 50 years. In commemorating sharks on Shark Awareness Day, Wild Africa shared six images of great white sharks taken by renowned shark photographer Chris Fallows. Read […]