I am 30 years old and this all began when I was a young boy who had an admiration for animals. I used to annoy my parents to bring me to the zoo every single week. When we used to visit the location I used to love to bring my camera along with me. Within the timeframe of a few years my whole room was covered in wildlife images.
When I went to college I carried on studying art and photography, I made a decision not to go to university and alternativley got a job down the local sea life centre. The job I was in was outstanding, I was doing a job that I loved but somehow it did not feel like it was enough.
When I turned 25 I received the best gift ever from my parents, safari holidays were an up and coming trend, but to be honest I could have never afforded to go. Once I did receive my tickets I was very happy.
Once I arrived on my Kenya holidays I just felt that I belonged to be here. This feeling just grew and grew the more time I spent there. Personally I did not want to return back home, I mean the weather was better, the people were nicer and I could take advantage of my photography. So do you realise what? I decided not to return back, I have now spent 5 happy years in Kenya and although I do miss my family and friends there is no way that I would ever return back.
I was brought into this world to be part of nature and that is where I want to stay, I am also earning a great bit of cash by selling on my wildlife photos, but not everything is about the money.
