Wild Places Wild Wonders
The expansive African savannah is a vibrant home for all, where each horizon tells a compelling story of life. From the great to the small, each adding its own note to a vibrant symphony of movement, light, and wild beauty, unfolding a captivating story of life and survival.
Immerse yourself in the adventures of Wild Lens — This is Africa
Feel Africa’s Wild Heart Closer
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Gallery
A stunning close-up showcasing Africa’s wild beauty, framed by dramatic landscapes and beautiful light.
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Films (coming soon)
Watch, listen, and travel with me into the wild spaces these animals still call home and which we must protect and preserve.
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Make it Yours
Bring Africa’s Wild Beauty Home – Shop Digital Photos and Prints from the Savannah. Own a piece of Wild Lens adventures
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My Story
Wild Lens is a journey from quiet curiosity to a deep bond with Africa’s wild places told through photo and film for you to feel the moments.
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![A giraffe standing behind a bush in the African savanna during sunset.]()
Photo Safaris (Coming soon)
Stay connected and stay informed. Watch for Wild Lens photography safaris across our favorite African destinations.
What is Wonder? A solitary tree stands majestically in the vast savannah, offering a tranquil refuge
Watch and listen to recent films from Wild Places
Thoughtfully captured, the Maasai Mara in Kenya at sunset leaves an impression.
After driving for many hours in search of the perfect animal for a sunset silhouette, we settled on the humble elands. Not so unassuming, they are the kings of antelopes (the largest in the world). In the background, some zebras straddle the savannah.