
King of the Road
A massive bull elephant claims the track as his own in Kruger National Park.
Original wildlife and landscape photography in formats ranging from $6 postcards to statement-sized fine art.
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A massive bull elephant claims the track as his own in Kruger National Park.



A red fox among weathered stone—alert, self-possessed, and watching everything around it.

Soft fur against hard stone, vivid red against muted rock, and a fox completely at home in the scene.

Sunbeams pinched between cloud and the Drakensberg spill in columns of gold toward the bushveld.

A relaxed Kruger elephant and the quiet confidence of an animal completely at ease in its surroundings.

Sandhill crane silhouettes and their reflections reduce an evening gathering to shape, stillness, and light.
You do not need a statement wall to live with the work. Postcards, mini prints, and Field Notes make the photographs easier to send, carry, frame, pin up, or simply keep.
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Framed enhanced matte prints keep the finish quiet and tactile. Premium luster adds richer color and contrast with a subtle sheen. Glossy metal is reserved for photographs that benefit from scale, luminous color, or dense texture.


A vervet monkey turns a failed vehicle raid into a full display of indignation—and teeth.


A relaxed Kruger elephant and the quiet confidence of an animal completely at ease in its surroundings.

A giraffe rising above the bush, its profile isolated against an open sky.

An intimate elephant study where wrinkles, dust, shadow, and a single eye turn skin into a landscape of its own.

A young lion looking directly through the lens from the cover of the bush.

A young elephant mid-stride with its trunk curled into an almost perfect loop.

Kudu gather at a waterhole beneath the Drakensberg, with the animals reflected in the water below.

One wildebeest steps conspicuously ahead while the rest of the group follows through the grass and brush.

Ridges, folds, scars, mud, and shadow turn an elephant’s face into a map-like landscape.


A quiet giant of the high country, standing in dense vegetation in Wyoming’s Snowy Range.

A red fox among weathered stone—alert, self-possessed, and watching everything around it.

Soft fur against hard stone, vivid red against muted rock, and a fox completely at home in the scene.

A massive bull elephant claims the track as his own in Kruger National Park.

Sunbeams pinched between cloud and the Drakensberg spill in columns of gold toward the bushveld.

Mud, posture, folded ear, and trunk: an elephant portrait built around character rather than spectacle.

Sandhill crane silhouettes and their reflections reduce an evening gathering to shape, stillness, and light.

A bull elephant bathing and playing after pushing buffalo from the river—made stronger by the brush I originally wished was not there.

A quiet portrait of Vincent, an individual African lion photographed in South Africa.

A black-and-white elephant portrait built around calm presence rather than display.


Birding, but make it prehistoric: a graphic black-and-white ostrich scene.

A Drakensberg sunset where the sky becomes the landscape.

A mature elephant cow feeding in the green season—an encounter built around scale, gentleness, and presence.

Unframed enhanced matte photographs designed as the easiest way to own the work: small enough for desks, shelves, small walls, and simple off-the-shelf frames.

A mature bull elephant moving through Kruger in black and white—scale, texture, and quiet authority.


Water, forest, foothills, snow-covered peaks, and late-day sky stacked into one quiet view.

A male lion quietly monitors the situation while a nearby lioness stalks an impala.


Blyde River Canyon and the Three Rondavels layered beneath dramatic weather and shifting light.

The inset photograph against the dark hardcover reads almost like a window. Field Notes are made for observations, sketches, research notes, travel memories, plans, and whatever else deserves a place on paper.

Water, forest, foothills, snow-covered peaks, and late-day sky stacked into one quiet view.

Kudu gather at a waterhole beneath the Drakensberg, with the animals reflected in the water below.
Mountain, light, and cloud aligned into a scene that feels like a signal traveling across the range.

An intimate elephant study where wrinkles, dust, shadow, and a single eye turn skin into a landscape of its own.
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4×6 photographs meant to be mailed, framed, pinned up, tucked into a book, or kept. The simplest and most affordable way into the collection.

A drinking zebra repeated in the water below—one of my first attempts to use reflection as a deliberate photographic element.

An intimate elephant study where wrinkles, dust, shadow, and a single eye turn skin into a landscape of its own.

Kudu gather at a waterhole beneath the Drakensberg, with the animals reflected in the water below.


A direct elephant gaze stripped down to symmetry, texture, and presence.

A mature bull elephant rendered in black and white with the quiet authority of an animal completely at home in the landscape.
Think wild. Send wild. Keep wild.
Original wildlife and landscape photography carried into the everyday world. A little less formal than wall art, but still built around the photographs themselves.

Original photography adapted for the Thinking (Wild) Cap collection.
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Original photography adapted for the Thinking (Wild) Cap collection.
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Original photography adapted for the Thinking (Wild) Cap collection.
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Original photography adapted for the Thinking (Wild) Cap collection.
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Original photography adapted for the Thinking (Wild) Cap collection.
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Original photography adapted for the Thinking (Wild) Cap collection.
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