East African Wildlife Photography Portfolio
Professional wildlife photography from Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda — showcasing African species, behavior, and safari landscapes
This curated wildlife photography portfolio highlights images captured across East Africa, including Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, during both guided and independent photographic safaris.
East Africa is one of the most sought-after destinations for wildlife photography, offering opportunities to photograph the Big Five and countless other species in their natural habitats. This portfolio features African wildlife photography from Kenya’s Maasai Mara, Tanzania’s Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, and Uganda’s forest ecosystems — all captured under real field conditions.
As a professional wildlife photographer working extensively in East Africa, I focus on authentic behavior and ethical practices. My work is often done on solo expeditions or small-team safaris, allowing me to spend quality time tracking wildlife, reading behavior, and photographing moments that reflect true life on safari.
Included in this collection are images from some of East Africa’s best safari photography locations — such as the Great Migration crossings in the Mara River, elephant herds in Amboseli, lion dynamics in the Serengeti, and primates in Uganda’s Kibale and Bwindi forests. Each image is taken in the wild, with no baiting or manipulation.
This gallery demonstrates how natural light, animal behavior, and thoughtful timing come together in high-quality safari photography. If you’re preparing for a wildlife photography tour in East Africa, these images represent the types of moments that become possible through patience, positioning, and understanding of local wildlife.
All images in this East African wildlife collection are available as museum-quality fine art prints and for editorial or commercial licensing. If you’re interested in acquiring a print or using a photo for media or conservation work, please feel free to reach out directly.
I also mentor aspiring wildlife photographers through private online sessions. Topics include safari photography techniques, gear setups for East African environments, image editing, and ethical fieldwork. These one-on-one mentorships are ideal for photographers looking to build skills before or after a safari.
