Wildlife
2020 was the year that we launched The11th hour Collection of Limited Edition Fine Art Photography. This body of work was first exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery in London and is a visual reflection of a life spent in the company of the World’s most iconic species in some of the most isolated and remotest […]
Namiri Plains, South East Serengeti, Tanzania November 2020 Since the South African borders opened on 1 October we have tried to travel as much as possible in order to take advantage of experiencing wildlife areas that are currently quiet in terms of visitor numbers. Both Kenya and Tanzania have offered very good opportunities. In 2018 […]
Kogatende, Northern Serengeti Tanzania Nov 2020 Whilst most people probably feel it is not the ideal time to travel right now, we have taken a different view. Although we are aware of the risks, and are taking the necessary precautions very seriously, we have also realised that with so few other people travelling, there has […]
Celebrating 20 years of Air Jaws on Shark Week: 20 highlights over 20 years
The extent of the world’s fascination of flying great white sharks after our team discovered this unique behaviour at Seal Island in False Bay, South Africa during the mid 1990’s, has gone far beyond my wildest imagination. If up until that point Great white sharks had been super cool, flying great whites were now completely […]
My Photographic Journey through the Air Jaws Documentaries
I certainly have been lucky, and whilst I do believe you make your own luck, I am the first to admit the chips have fallen my way more often than not when it comes to getting unique images. There are two strokes of good fortune in my career that stand out in particular. The first […]
Chris has just returned from a month long exploration of South Georgia Island, an incredible wildlife refuge for 40 million sea birds, and a place where few people ever get to visit. The Wanderer is his first impression of time spent with the magnificent wandering albatross. The Wanderer. Tiny white specks dotting a tussock covered […]
