In a time where wildlife and nature enthusiasts are unable to travel, we’re making it our goal to bring wildlife and nature to the enthusiasts. So while you’re doing the work of superheroes by staying indoors to keep others safe, allow us to inspire you with this visual feast.

We’re seeking out incredible wildlife photographers from around the globe to not only make their names known to you, but their beautiful images as well. We hope that the breath-taking landscapes and unique biodiversity of Africa brings you joy and inspiration to dream of your next safari adventure. After all, the journey of a traveller starts at home.

Jenman’s Wildlife Photographer of the Week

Browse through some incredible wildlife and landscape images by Tommy Varley and be transported from your living room to the African plains.

Tom was raised in Zimbabwe, in the Hwange National Park and Sijarira wildlife areas, and later on in Victoria Falls. With a professional guide for a father, he soon became familiar with the flora and fauna of Zimbabwe. After moving to Victoria Falls, Tom started kayaking on the Zambezi River and later became a raft guide. He then moved to the UK and joined the British Army as part of the NATO forces in Kosovo and Bosnia. He was in the Recce Platoon of the Royal Green Jackets, responsible for aerial and ground reconnaissance photography for Nato in the Balkans. When he returned to Victoria Falls, he went back to kayaking and rafting and then progressed to video kayaker. From there, his passion for camera work and photography grew fast, and due to his love for wildlife and the river, he spent most of his days filming and taking photos, trying to perfect his technique.