Theo Allofs
Photographer
Theo Allofs began his photography career in 1984 after finishing a Diploma in Geology. After working full-time as a travel photographer for 10 years he started concentrating on nature photography in 1995, with a main focus on endangered animals and habitats.
His work has been published in all major natural history and other renowned magazines and newspapers around the world including National Geographic Magazine, Smithsonian, Time Magazine, New York Times, Newsweek, GEO, American Photo. His images have appeared on over one hundred book and magazine covers and he was the sole photographer for dozens of calendars. He is author/photographer of seven books including coffee table books about the Yukon, Namibia, Australia and the Pantanal. "Pantanal - South America's Wetland Jewel" was voted by Discover Magazine as one of the ten best scientific oriented books of the year. During his career Theo has won numerous international awards, amongst them 12 awards in the prestigious BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
One of his most favorite locations around the world is East Africa with its amazing mix of colorful cultures, vast variety of stunning landscapes and last but not least the abundance of wildlife.
"My wife Jami Tarris and I have been taking photographer groups on safaris for the past 8 years. Whenever we visit East Africa we exclusively work together with Sunworld Safaris as our local operator. We both consider Sunworld Safaris the best safari company in East Africa because of its excellent and friendly service, outstanding guides, high end accommodations and overall professionalism.”
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