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In 2006 I first enter the Internet “Microstock” photography arena. This has given me an enormous amount of technical expertise in the field of digital photography as I had previously only done 35mm film photography. This area of photography has afforded me the time to do “still” photography, nature, wildlife and people photography together with corporate and sporting photographic events. Being a Port Elizabeth photographer in the Eastern Cape, South Africa, gives me a large amount of subjects of which to take photographs as we are rich in, amongst other things, game parks. As yet, much of my current wildlife photographs were taken in the National parks and private Game farms and Lodges in and around the Eastern Cape. Added to this access to wildlife, I am able to photograph our beautiful beaches and awesome coastlines with our stunning sunrises and sunsets. I have received requests by families for family photographs to be taken in our natural beach settings because of its beauty as well as studio photographs. I have also had an artist request to paint my natural photographs. Port Elizabeth is a host city for the FIFA 2010 World Cup™ and I have the privilege of being chosen as one of the photographers to have his photographs displayed on the official Nelson Mandela Bay Host City website. The photographs of Port Elizabeth and surrounding towns are displayed in an effort to promote our beautiful area. While I am based in Port Elizabeth I am able to travel on assignments to meet my clients' needs. I am proficient in:
South Africa Dialing Code: +27 Cell: 082 550 4800
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Before becoming a Port Elizabeth photographer, my passion for photography developed in Cape Town when the film format was the order of the day. Landscape photography was my strength at the time. Since relocating to Port Elizabeth, I have gained experience in all fields of photography from family portraits through to Internet “Microstock” photography.