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Gallery

We’re not all capable of reading huge amounts. I myself confess to only looking at the pictures in some magazines. Yes, those magazines. The Gallery is the visual accompaniment to the words, a journey in photographs that aims to capture the essence of inspiring places, people, and true moments of Modern Gonzo.

New: Life’s a Pearl on Prince Edward Island
Photos from my adventures in Canada’s gentle island



My Favourite Pictures

It’s no easy task selecting my Top 40 pics from over 15,000 shots. Each gallery below has some priceless images. But if you’re in a rush and want to drown yourself in glimpses of the world, here’s a good place to start. Click on the thumbnails to read the story behind each photo.

The Best of Modern Gonzo

Here are some of my best, and worst moments, taken by others around the world. Sometimes I stage the shot, most of the times, it’s pure luck. Click on the thumbnails to read the story behind each photo.

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Latest Reports

  • Facing a Bone Crusher on Prince Edward Island

    Lobsters are like prehistoric aliens with giant claws capable of crushing a man’s gonads to dust. They’re also delicious, which is why I set out one morning to pull in 300 lobster traps and stand knee deep in fish guts.

  • Flying Doctors and the Migration of the Wildebeest

    This week in East Africa, I discover two sides to a coin. The luxury, beauty and exotic wildlife of the ultimate safari, complete with butlers, five-star tents, and the migration of the wildebeest. In Nairobi, a different story, as I take to the air with the Flying Doctors, participating in a medical evacuation, and seeing the human cost of violence. This is Africa, and there is nowhere else like it.

  • Heat, Dust and Dirt Bikes in Egypt

    The traffic, chaos and 3000 years of bureaucracy take their toll, but I manage to Belly Dance over the Nile anyway. After clocking in at the pyramids, it’s off to the Sinai to rock the desert by ATV, dirt bike and dune buggy. Egypt has stayed much the same since my last visit 16 years ago. I haven’t.