Inside the Vision of Craig Fouché Photography
Step into the creative world of Craig Fouché Photography—where each element, from our emblem to Craig’s photographic eye, is driven by purpose. Guided by authenticity, craft, and a deep connection to Africa’s wild beauty, our philosophy is clear: to create enduring fine art that captures both moment and meaning.
Field Notes, Creative Perspectives , Inspiration and Behind-the-Lens Vision
The Craig Fouché Photography blog is where art and insight meet—offering a deeper look into the stories, symbolism, and photographic journeys behind each collection. Here you’ll find field notes from remote landscapes, reflections on creative process, and the philosophies that guide Craig’s work behind the lens. From the significance of light and composition to the untold moments captured in wild Africa, every entry is designed to enrich your appreciation of fine art photography.
Whether you’re a collector, curator, or curious observer, our journal provides a window into the making of timeless visual narratives. Explore interviews, technical deep-dives, conservation topics, and artist commentary that bring meaning and context to every image.
Step into the story behind the photograph—and discover what moves us to create.
A Cape Town studio portrait session with Vicki Alexia, showcasing black and white photography and controlled lighting techniques. A blend of soft and dramatic light creating elegant, professional studio portraits.
Coverage of the inaugural Ironman Rwanda 70.3 at Lake Kivu, capturing the swim, bike, and run across Rwanda’s scenic landscape. A sports photography assignment documenting athletes, atmosphere, and one of Africa’s most unique endurance events.
A studio portrait session with Mila Engelbrecht in Cape Town, exploring black and white film photography and classic Hollywood lighting. This shoot combines large format film and digital techniques to create timeless, cinematic studio portraits.
A family photography session at Vergelegen Wine Estate in Somerset West, captured on both film and digital. Set in the Cape Winelands, this shoot focuses on natural interaction, soft light, and creating timeless, authentic family portraits.
Marike of Bright Cam Productions in Worcester and I got together to do a shoot at my studio, we titled it "Film Photography - Large Format - Photographer Shoots Photographer". This was a fun shoot, as photographers we are usually the ones behind the camera, giving...
August 29 2020 My friend Kirsten and I chatted about the rarity and prospect of photographing cheetahs in the snow after a trip to Sutherland, South Africa, of which there are very few images available online. About two weeks later we were following weather reports of...
During mid-August I took a weekend trip to view the Spring flowers of Namaqualand, the Hantam Karoo and bulb capital of the World - Nieuwoudtville, as well as Calvinia, Loeriesfontien and Vanrhynsdorp in the West Coast & Namaqualand region of South-Africa. A week...
Introduction Two weeks ago I was contacted by Ramzi Mansour expressing an interest in film photography. He has an impressive studio and body of work displayed on his studio walls in Cape Town. His quality of work is top-notch, shooting black and white. Ramzi arranged...
During the month of June we saw our first seasonal snowfalls that arrived a bit later this year compared to last year. I decided it was appropriate to shoot some film photography - large format in the snow. My choice of film was Ilford Delta 100, HP5 Plus and some...
Explore a thoughtful collection of field notes, visual essays, and behind-the-lens reflections from Craig Fouché Photography. Each journal entry offers insight into the artistry, patience, and intention behind every image—where light, landscape, and moment converge to form enduring fine art. From remote wilderness encounters to creative philosophies and technical mastery, these stories deepen your connection to the work and the world it represents.
Every perspective shared here extends beyond the frame, inviting you to engage with Africa’s raw beauty through a more considered lens. To continue the journey, subscribe to our journal and receive new stories, insights, and releases directly—offering you a closer connection to the vision as it unfolds.
