Black and White African Wildlife Photography Art - Mark Fernle

Wildlife photographer Mark Fernley with a canon telehoto les photographs wildlife in Shompole Hide in Kenya.

MARK A FERNLEY IN THE FIELD

Below is a taster of Mark Fernley and his journeys through the the African continent and other parts of the natural world. Over time Mark has explored a vast amount of untouched areas on planet earth. From wildlife encounters to untouched tribes, his exploratory mind set has been most impressive. This British wildlife photographer and explorer of untouched areas of the world is most inspiring to many and is clearly shown in his wildlife photography.

Mark and Jaren with Untamed Photo Safaris stand in front of the Shompole hide in Kenya, one of Africa's
best photographic safari hides - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Mark A Fernley photographs lions nearby in the Masai Mara during a Kenya photo safari.

Wildlife photographer Mark A Fernley guides the Plimsol Production team for Netflix for the production of Tiny World - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Wildlife photographer Mark A Fernley and his wife Jaren A Fernley pose for a photograph in the Northern Serengeti National Park - Mark Fernley Wildlife

Professional and award winning Wildlife Photographer Mark A Fernley waits for lions to come to a waterhole here in Botswana with his Canon telephoto lens - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Mark Fernley helps a wildlife photographer to capture a photograph of kingfisher in Uganda - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Mark Fernley stands with a Mursi Tribe woman in Omo Valley in Ethiopia - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Mark Fernley stands with the Mursi Tribe children in Omo Valley in Ethiopia - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Mark A Fernley stands with his guests in Namibia during a photographic safari at Etosha National Park - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

A wildlife photographer photographing a Springbok in Damaraland, Namibia with a canon telephoto lens - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Mark A Fernley photographing a cheetah - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Canon wildlife photographer Mark A Fernley using a Canon ef 500mm f4l is usm lens - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Wildlife photographers photographing wildlife in Etosha National Park - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Mark A Fernley and a Governors Camp Guide finish yet another exiting photographic expedition in the Masai Mara here in Kenya - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

A private safari plane with untamed photo safari guests, Masai Mara - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Mark A Fernley with a canon telephoto lens stands in the bush of Botswana - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

A British wildlife photographer photographs wildlife on the river during a photographic safari - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Mark A Fernley and his wife Jaren A Fernley stand in the Shompole hide here in the Shompole Conservancy - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

Two wildlife photographers stand with the bushmen of Namibia - Mark Fernley Wildlife.

As an explore of the natural world and untouched cultures, Mark and his wife embraced their love with one another and their fascination with the African tribes, specifically the Maasai Tribe. On August 4th 2023 Mark and Jaren got married into the Maasai tribe here in the Masai Mara in Kenya, where they embraced one of the most unique tribal wedding ceremonies one could ever witness.