I didn’t develop an active interest until after graduating with a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, when I began traveling extensively around the world.
For over three decades, I had been active in the high-tech industry.
I began my career as an engineer and later became a serial entrepreneur, building and leading several companies across different sectors, most recently in healthcare. Throughout the years, I have sought to combine my passion for nature and photography with my professional journey.
These days, I devote more of my time to nature and wildlife, exploring diverse habitats around the world and documenting both the beauty of our planet and the challenges it faces.
I also enjoy speaking in various forums, sharing insights and experiences from my journeys.
More recently, I co-founded the Nomad Guide School (NGS) - a training initiative based in the heart of the Okavango Delta, Botswana. The school is dedicated to developing skilled nature and safari guides,
while also offering in-depth learning experiences for non-professional nature enthusiasts.
There is so much beauty, richness, and wonder in nature, though it is not always immediately visible or easy to find. Sometimes it reveals itself only when we focus on a small detail, shift our perspective—by zooming in or out—or simply remain patient. With my camera, I try to uncover these hidden layers and share them through my photographs. I do not alter what the lens captures—I believe nature speaks best on its own.
Observing wildlife has taught me countless lessons. I sincerely hope that we will find creative ways to preserve, nurture, and pass on this essential treasure to future generations.
My photographs are a personal reflection of memories and experiences that have left a deep imprint on me. I am grateful and humbled to share them with you here.
Finally, I want to express my heartfelt thanks to Saar, my beloved son, for designing and building this site, and for helping me bring this dream to life.