Tony and Carol Dilger, two wildlife photographers, would be downsizing for their next exhibit. The wife and husband team, based in Settle, are revealing their work at the Gallery on the Green, housed in an ex telephone box. The exhibit named After Out of Africa and into the Dales would feature wildlife snaps during photography safaris in South Africa.
Tony stated that it is a magnificent wildlife photography from the heart of evolution’s chamber transposed to the parky confines of United Kingdom’s tiniest art gallery, a dose of the tropical exotica for Dalesfolk as well as off-comers alike. The pair are both passionate when it comes to photography, triggered by fascination along with the natural world as well as a love of caving, mountaineering and climbing.
They told that photography is a way of exploring. They started their careers in photography around 10 years ago when they sold their family home at Clapham, moving to an small apartment in Settle and also purchasing a luxury motor house. Five years ago, in an interview, Tony Dilger told that they sleep, live and breathe wildlife photography, they are living the dream.
And their dream has taken them to the wild lands of Scotland as well as the game reserves of South Africa from the Dales in their quest to look at nature at its exquisite, most elusive or simply spectacular. They have also sealed a deal with guides Zane Engelbrecht and Alisha Ellis to run safaris in South Africa under the name Fully-Focussed Safaris.
Tony and Carol Dilger, two wildlife photographers, would be downsizing for their next exhibit. The wife and husband team, based in Settle, are revealing their work at the Gallery on the Green, housed in an ex telephone box. The exhibit named After Out of Africa and into the Dales would feature wildlife snaps during photography safaris in South Africa.
Tony stated that it is a magnificent wildlife photography from the heart of evolution’s chamber transposed to the parky confines of United Kingdom’s tiniest art gallery, a dose of the tropical exotica for Dalesfolk as well as off-comers alike. The pair are both passionate when it comes to photography, triggered by fascination along with the natural world as well as a love of caving, mountaineering and climbing.
They told that photography is a way of exploring. They started their careers in photography around 10 years ago when they sold their family home at Clapham, moving to an small apartment in Settle and also purchasing a luxury motor house. Five years ago, in an interview, Tony Dilger told that they sleep, live and breathe wildlife photography, they are living the dream.
And their dream has taken them to the wild lands of Scotland as well as the game reserves of South Africa from the Dales in their quest to look at nature at its exquisite, most elusive or simply spectacular. They have also sealed a deal with guides Zane Engelbrecht and Alisha Ellis to run safaris in South Africa under the name Fully-Focussed Safaris.