F.G.A.S.A. guides on the ground
The guides of the partner we work with are accredited by the Field Guide Association of Southern Africa: animal behaviour, botany, geology, climatology, approaching dangerous game. In the field since 2002.
Tents, 4x4s, dust, wildlife. Tailor-made journeys organised with a long-standing partner on the ground and professional F.G.A.S.A.-accredited guides. I help you choose, act as the bridge and — whenever I can — travel with you.
At home, Africa arrived before I did. My father first left in the late 1970s — his honeymoon was one of those early trips — and never stopped. I grew up with his photographs, his stories and the idea that some places are not visited: they are crossed.
When my turn came, I left too. I have made several journeys across southern Africa, to very different places. That is where my passion for photography began, along with the habit of looking at a landscape before trying to tell its story.
Today I offer these journeys together with a long-standing partner on the ground, who has been running expeditions in southern Africa since the late 1980s alongside tour operators and F.G.A.S.A.-accredited guides: Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Zimbabwe. I act as the bridge — I listen to what you are looking for and we build the itinerary together, in small groups or fully tailor-made.
Photographs from the journeys: landscapes, wildlife, tented camps and moments in the field.
For those who want to experience Africa up close, getting a little dust on their boots. Small groups, camping equipment, itineraries built on hundreds of days spent on the ground — the experience of our partner, who has been running these expeditions for decades.
The guides of the partner we work with are accredited by the Field Guide Association of Southern Africa: animal behaviour, botany, geology, climatology, approaching dangerous game. In the field since 2002.
Our partner on the ground has worked in southern Africa since the late 1980s: Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Kenya. I act as the bridge: I listen to what you are looking for and we build the right itinerary together.
I have travelled to Africa several times, to very different places, and that is where my passion for photography began. On these journeys the camera is a way to bring home something that lasts.
There is no fixed calendar: trips are built together, in small groups. Leave your email to hear when the next group opens or to receive tailor-made proposals.
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It is an idea I have carried through several journeys: a small village designed to stand on its own — energy, water, food, training — built together with local communities and meant to last. Not a resort, not a one-off initiative: a living place, self-sustaining and repeatable.
Right now I am looking for people willing to hear the project out and, if it speaks to them too, to help me build it: skills, contacts, patient capital, the will to take part. I share the project document with anyone who gets in touch.
Drop me a line: I reply personally, share the project document and — if it makes sense — we set up a call to talk it through.