2027
Colour
Twelve colour images from the Maasai Mara, Kenya. Each month has a unique photograph, the story behind it, and the month underneath, wire-bound to hang.
£34.95
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By Charlie Gould
Moments that tell a bigger story
Photographer & Biologist
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Maasai Mara · Kenya
About
Resident Photographer · Governors’ Camp, Maasai Mara
I am a 21-year-old photographer and biologist from the UK, and a recent graduate with First Class Honours in Biology (Zoology) from the University of Edinburgh — achieving the highest overall grade in my cohort. I have extensive field experience across Africa, including recently spending time with the Kyambura Lion Monitoring Project in Uganda, which led to co-authorship on a paper published in Current Biology on multi-species foraging on a Marburg virus bat reservoir.
I hold an NQF2 Nature Site Guide Qualification and CyberTracker Track & Sign Level 2, and I am also an experienced wildlife and sports photographer, with work for Governors Camp Collection, Edinburgh Rugby, PlayerLayer, University of Edinburgh Sport, and IGNITE. Alongside research and conservation, I have gained tourism and guiding experience in Mashatu Game Reserve, Botswana as a mountain bike safari guide.
I am currently the resident photographer at Governors’ Camp in the Maasai Mara, Kenya.
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2027 Wildlife Calendars
Two 2027 editions, one in colour, one in black and white. Twelve images from my time as resident photographer at Governors’ Camp in the Maasai Mara, Kenya.
500 Kenyan Shillings (~ £3 / $4) from every calendar sold will be donated directly to Children in the Wilderness Kenya.
- A4
- 300gsm
- Wire-bound
- Posted worldwide
2027
Black & white
Twelve black & white images from the Maasai Mara, Kenya. There are less distractions in the image, and you’re left with more emotion towards the subject.
£34.95
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Coming soon
Museum-quality giclée prints will be available here shortly. If you would like a print in the meantime, send a message.
From the Field
Featured · Current Biology
Multi-species foraging on a Marburg virus bat reservoir
I was a research assistant with the Kyambura Lion Monitoring Project in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda. That work became a paper I co-authored in Current Biology — on multi-species foraging at Python Cave, a Marburg virus bat reservoir.
Kyambura · Queen Elizabeth NP, Uganda
In the field
Stubble & Co
I’ve been using the new Motion Adventure Pack 38L out in the Maasai Mara. It’s built to move between travel and adventure, and it’s been the perfect companion for my photography in the field.
I have also been using the Kit Bag 65L as the perfect bag for all my other luggage. Soft-sided, waterproof recycled materials, water-resistant zips. Strong enough for the dusty, bumpy roads, and the right bag for those bush planes that only take soft luggage.
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Commissions, prints, brand work, or a film — send a brief or reach me directly.