Nicholas is an award-winning wildlife photographer, who lives a nomadic lifestyle journeying through eastern and southern Africa. His home is most frequently his tent, supported by his Toyota Land Cruiser, which contains everything he needs.
Dyer’s passion for wildlife, conservation, and photography began when growing up in Kenya, where he lived until his late teens. On leaving Kenya, he worked in London as a fund manager and, subsequently, ran a successful marketing business, after taking a career break to cross and explore every roadless Australian desert in a Land Cruiser.
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