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Conservation Photography Capturing the endangered species of South Africa as well as other countries of the world in conservation photography is the core mission behind the professional photography of Martin Harvey. Martin Harvey is recognised worldwide for his conservation photography of endangered species, having his wildlife and landscape photos being published in wildlife, travel magazines and books in numerous countries throughout the world, including publications such as National Geographic Traveller, National Geographic World, Travel Africa Magazine, BBC Wildlife, GEO, Natural History, International Wildlife, etc. Initially working as a field ranger for the National Parks in Zimbabwe and Natal Parks Board in South Africa, Martin Harvey's passion and concern for wildlife and the natural landscapes of the world eventually caused a shift in his career after 12 years to becoming a professional travel and wildlife photographer. As mentioned, Martin Harvey has a great concern for the wildlife of the world and as a consequence the core focus of his photography is conservation of wildlife and nature by creating records of these in the form of spectacular and unforgettable photos. Martin Harvey's concern for the conservation of the endangered species and natural landscapes of the world is furthermore reflected through his generous donations of an immense amount of wildlife and landscape photos to conservation organisations such as the Endangered Wildlife Trust, WWF, and IUCN. Martin Harvey is well-recognised by these worldwide organisations for not only his creative photographic abilities to capture the true essence of wildlife in natural landscapes, but more for his giving character, and as such is continuously being commissioned for his conservation photography of endangered species by for example the The World Wide Fund for Nature.
Office Tel: +27 12 667-1411 Fax:+27 12 667-1411 Mobile: +27 (82) 295-0373 (Martin) All images © Martin Harvey. All rights reserved.
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