The Arabian Oryx, known for their distinctive horns and striking white coats, are true dwellers of the desert, navigating the vast dunes with grace and agility. These magnificent creatures were once on the brink of extinction, with their populations severely depleted due to hunting, habitat loss and poaching. However, thanks to conservation efforts, these desert dwellers have made a comeback and their presence in the desert is a testament to the power of wildlife conservation. The Arabian Oryx serves as an inspiration to us all, reminding us of the importance of protecting our planet's diverse
Antonio is a Portuguese, South African wildlife photographer and finance professional. He has a degree in Business Management from Porto University, Portugal. In 2020, he did a course in the Masai Mara, to become a qualified field guide.
His greatest ambition is to create awareness through his photography and support conservation projects to help save the incredible wildlife of our planet.
Awards Over the past two years, Antonio has been pursuing his passion in wildlife photography and his photos have been published in various wildlife photography publications and and has been awarded in various photography competitions.
