Elephant at dusk Photograph

Vincent Gesser is a French photographer passionate about wildlife, animal behavior, open spaces and conservation projects. This leads him to spend a significant amount of time in Africa, particularly in East Africa, where he has his personal vehicle safari arranged to allow him to live independently in continuous close contact with animals and nature. Vincent has then as much time as possible to observe the animals and make photographs, sharing different aspects of their lives and their environment. Vincent is an associate member of the British Royal Photographic Society and the Royal Geographic Society. He is actively involved in the Photographers Association for the Preservation of Nature (PPNat). It supports and contributes to the work of foundations such as Born Free, George Adamson Wildlife Preservation Trust, the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and the Trust Mwitu Watu na. His photographs have been used in a number of publications and has been exhibited in five English cities and the Royal Albert Hall in London. The photographs presented in these collections are a reflection of the graphic beauty of the African fauna and their extraordinary and inspiring surroundings.