Ethiopia is a truly fascinating country with its ancient mountains, forests and deserts as well as its old civilisations and cultures.

The sands of the Namib Desert, in all its glory and beauty shaped by light and wind. From curvy dune shapes to subtle dreamy textures to stark contrasty ripple patterns, divine colours and fascinating displays of natural power, the endless expanses of the Namib Desert's sands are nothing short of astounding.

Elephants of Steel refers not only to the power of these charismatic gentle giants, but also the my shiny limited edition series prints on brushed aluminium dibond.

Dreamy, surreal landscape scenes of magical moments in time and space.

Fine Art Photographic Prints are our specialty. We offer a unique range of Limited Edition Fine Art Colour and Black & White or Sepia Prints of breath-taking African landscapes and its iconic wild animals. These are perfect to decorate the walls of Offices, Hotels, Lodges, Restaurants, Conference rooms, Shops and Homes to create either rustic time-less African atmosphere or to fit a modern stylish appearance. Prints are made on archival quality media, with premium archival inks that will last for many decades. These quality materials and the printers used moreover result in maximum detail and unmatched colour accuracy. Traditional paper prints mounted and framed to suit can be offered on a variety of fine art archival papers, including the top of the range Hahnemühle papers, in various dimensions. Prints can be your personal preferences and interior design. Alternatively we also offer a range of Prints on Canvas. Due to the texture of the canvas these prints have a completely different character. The affordable Canvas Prints have a modern look as they come stretched on a board and are ready to hang. Favourites are our monochrome images printed straight onto brushed Aluminium Dibond, creating an extraordinary metallic appearance to suit a stylish modern interior. For very eye-catching prints with vibrant colours and excellent detail on a high gloss stylish finish, we offer the famed Diasec archival prints. Please visit our Gallery in Gaborone or contact us for more information and prices.

An image collection of Mountain Gorillas and Chimpanzees, created in the dark forests of Uganda and the Congo.

Each Month Vincent adds a new image to this selection that he considers special.

This latest Gallery with images of my ventures in Kenya in 2022 is still under construction, with more images being added weekly.

Lions are the undisputed Kings and Queens of the African Bush and Savannahs. A species that can send you shivers down your spine when locked onto their piercing amber eyes, yet at the same time Lions deserves our utmost respect and admiration for their survival abilities and intricate social ways of life.

There are two active Lava lakes in Africa, one in the DRC and one in Ethiopia. I have stood, completely in awe, on the edge of both of these volcanic craters. I hope this collection can convey the power and beauty of these mesmerising lakes.

The world looks vastly different from a bird's eye perspective and therefore creates artistic opportunities. Hence I like to take to the skies.

I Love Namibia. It is probably my favourite photographic destination in Southern Africa. Namibia simply inspires me; I hope that this inspiration shows in this portfolio. Many more Namibia images can be found in other galleries on this website.

Even at night there is light! I love night photography since it is like photographing a whole new world. Particularly star trails, the Milky Way and lightning are the focus of my night images.

The Okavango Delta is often also referred to as the Jewel of the Kalahari. A titile that speaks for itself!

The great Makgadikgadi is much more than just endless dusty white salt pans. The variety it beholds is truly mind-blowing. The impressive Baobabs, mass congregations and migrations, massive bull elephants, otherworldly island and epic scenery keep pulling me back to continue my explorations.

Scenes of African landscapes that could have been recorded hundreds or even thousands of years ago. All presented in a Vintage monochrome image style.

The Kalahari Desert is not a true desert. Only the driest southern sections (better know as the Kgalagadi) do resemble what is generally understood as a desert. The Kalahari's dry hostile environment is however, full of contrasts and so quintessentially beautiful that it deserves to be tributed.

A large collection of slightly sepia-toned images of charismatic African wildlife.