Moses was born in Zimbabwe to Botswana parents who later returned home, where he grew up, completed his education and studied Graphic Design. While design gave him a grounding in creativity and composition, his heart was always drawn to the African wilderness.

For nearly fifteen years, Moses worked as a safari guide, spending his days surrounded by some of Africa’s most incredible wildlife across game drives, boat cruises and walking safaris. It was while working at &Beyond Chobe Under Canvas, through its partnership with Pangolin Photo Safaris, that everything changed — spending time with Pangolin Photo Hosts during boat activities opened up a new world for him, and photography became more than a hobby; it became part of who he is.

Moses immersed himself in learning, practising whenever he could, and grew from an enthusiastic amateur into a photographer with purpose — a journey that eventually led him to Pangolin Photo Safaris, where he now works as a Photo Host. He is constantly searching for the fleeting moments that tell a story — a look, a behaviour, a shaft of golden light — believing that the greatest photograph is not always the rarest sighting, but the one that captures emotion, light and the untold story hidden within a single moment.

“Every photograph I create is an invitation to pause, look a little closer, and appreciate the extraordinary beauty and stories that nature reveals to those willing to see.”