“I am drawn to the beauty and spirit of endangered wild animals in Africa and I strive to capture each creature’s individuality,” says Demchuk. “My subjects are so aristocratic that their tones and colors in Through A Photographer’s Eye are never added, merely enhanced. My work is a mixture of wildlife, lyricism and portraiture. I paint with light and color to create images imbued with a mysterious sense of space and time depicted in strange and mysterious ways typical of Surrealism to offer a glimpse into their soul.”

Bob Demchuk has photographed throughout the world. He has a wide range of knowledge and experience from covering the Vietnam War, to producing and/or directing over 500 projects. But his lifelong passion has been still photography—and he has a real love of African wildlife photography. Each year Bob leads several Photo Safaris to Africa—suitable for wildlife aficionados and birders.