Portraits of prize Malagasy fighting cockerels photographed across the landscapes of Madagascar, from rice paddies and hay fields to mountain tops and volcanic rocks. Each bird is placed within a grand natural backdrop, elevating a small creature into a monument of courage, resilience and heroism.

Portraits of indigenous Xhosa cattle photographed on the beaches of the Wild Coast over ten years, set against the historical backdrop of Nongqawuse's 1856 prophecy. Each image balances landscape, light and the individual temperament of the animal to capture a moment of mutual recognition between viewer and subject.

A collaboration between South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and photographer Daniel Naudé, documenting the magnificent Ankole cattle, originating in Uganda and now flourishing in South Africa. Ramaphosa reflects on his father's lost herd in Venda, and the personal legacy that drives his passion for these remarkable cattle.

Live pigeons photographed within intricately constructed dioramas, built from hand-painted backdrops, crystals, fluorite, sand and natural objects collected in the Karoo. Each tableau was carefully staged over months, with Naudé waiting for the animal to settle into a moment of poetic stillness within the constructed scene.