“I intensely travel the World to better understand my subjects above and below water so I can create the most captivating Art.”
I traveled to Dominica to study one of the most incredible animals on the planet, the Sperm Whale, on a special Whale Research Permit.
Sharks…sharks…and more sharks! Here, you can see a massive Tiger Shark and Hammerhead Shark at Tiger Beach.
A gorgeous Tiger Shark swims carefully between my Wife and I in the Bahamas.
The beautiful lionesses we tracked over the last couple of years in South Africa.
One of my favorite moments when I watched my Wife “walk” along the sea floor, with a Bull Shark directly behind her and more Reef Sharks swimming around her than I can even begin to count.
A stunning Sperm Whale with a tentacle of a squid hanging from her mouth!
Lions chasing prey DIRECTLY next to us in Zimbabwe!
So much magic can happen with these gentle creatures (Sperm Whale), especially when they are sleeping and socializing!
Face to face with a true curious, cautious, and calm beauty…the Tiger Shark.
One of the most special sightings of my life, studying the massive male Tiger named Haroon in Bandhavgarh National Park in India.
Monitoring an incredibly important pack of Wild Dogs in a reserve in Southern Africa.
On the boat in South Africa’s coastline during the Sardine Run searching for surface activity, hopefully indicating a “hot” sardine bait ball with chaos amongst the large animals like dolphins, sharks, and whales.
My Wife and I with sleeping Sperm Whales in Dominica!!
Studying hieroglyphics in Egypt, such an inspiration.
Turning into ice in the very early morning, tracking tigers in India. Every morning offered us frigid temperatures with only a small hope of spotting the elusive Tiger.
Searching for Whales!
One of our lionesses stalking her prey directly next to my rear view mirror in Kruger National Park.
Haroon is one of the most beautiful things I have ever witnessed in my entire life! He is absolutely massive, and beyond gorgeous!
Spending time in South Africa with this White Rhino Mom and her calf was truly special, especially since their very existence is threatened due to the awful demand for rhino horn in Asia.
Using telemetry to track endangered African Wild Dogs/Painted Dogs and Lions.
Searching for “bait balls” in South Africa’s annual sardine migration during “Sardine Run”. These sardines create feeding frenzies for sharks, whales, and dolphins.
Eye to eye with a massive Great Hammerhead in the Bahamas!
Taking in the absolutely stunning scenery in Durmitor National Park, Montenegro.
I took this photo while I was helping monitor critically endangered African Wild Dogs/Painted Dogs for research, watching as she ever so carefully stalked a Warthog not far away.