Last of the Lion Hunters
Last of the Lion Hunters is a powerful visual and narrative journey into the heart of Kenya’s vanishing traditions, capturing the final generation of warriors who once stood as guardians of their people and the land. Through intimate portraits and sweeping landscapes, the book chronicles a way of life shaped by courage, ceremony, and deep connection to the wild—now fading under the pressures of modernity and conservation shifts. It is both a tribute and a testament, preserving the dignity, history, and spirit of those who carried the legacy of the lion hunters.
The Horsedrawn
The Horsedrawn follows the photographer’s personal step out of isolation and into a fuller experience of life by staying with horse-drawn communities. Instead of traveling the roads himself, he immerses in their day-to-day world — sharing meals, listening to their stories, and learning from their slower, grounded way of living. The project becomes both a portrait of these communities and a gentle record of his own growth as he begins to reconnect with people, place, and purpose.
Wyche
Rise of the Old Gods is a dark, evocative exploration of witchcraft and ancient power, blending haunting imagery with the atmospheric resurgence of forgotten deities. Through striking, ritual-infused photographs, the book reveals a world where witches commune with elemental forces, old myths seep back into the land, and the primal magic of pre-Christian gods stirs once more beneath the surface of the modern world.