The Zulu Reed Dance in KwaZulu Natal by Roger de la Harpe

Roger and Pat de la Harpe

From their base in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, freelance photographers and writers, Roger and Pat de la Harpe, have over the years made frequent excursions into various regions of the African continent. They share a passion for natural history, wild places and different cultures and their work on these subjects has featured in numerous publications around the world, most notably BBC Wildlife, Geo and National Geographic.

Previously employed as a ranger and photographer by the Natal Parks Board (now Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife), Roger turned professional in 1997 and has never looked back. He and Pat have published some 19 coffee table books, including Zulu, Top Touring Spots of South Africa, Tuli-Land of Giants and their latest book, In Search of the African Wild Dog.

Roger and Pat undertake brochure photography for lodges and guest houses and their work to date has included such establishments as Mala Mala, Mashatu, Tuli Safari Lodge, Nitani, Isibindi Lodge, Thonga Beach Lodge and Baines' River Camp. They also do photographic workshops, which have proved extremely popular in both their hometown of Howick in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, on the banks of the Zambezi River at Baines' River Camp in Zambia, in the Kruger National Park and now also in Botswana. 		The Victoria Fall in Zimbabwe at sunset by Roger de la Harpe3
Roger and Pat de la Harpe at their base in Howick. KwaZulu Natal. South Africa

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