Andrew Borom Photography

Fairhope Art Show, Friday-Sunday, 10-5. Come on out but bring a jacket!

Day 1 of the Great Gulfcoast Art Festival in Pensacola - one of my favorite shows. Debuting photos from Southern Africa trip September 2018. Today through Sunday, come on out. Lots of wonderful artists and great food too!

Images from Zimbabwe (Hwange National Park), Botswana (Moremi Game Reserve, Linyanti Swamps/Selinda, and Okavango Delta), and South Africa (Cape Town and Londolozi Game Reserve)

Just finished setting up for the Virginia Highlands Summer Fest Art Festival. Atlanta peeps come on down!

Beautiful day at ArtsQuest at Grand Boulevard in Sandestin. 10-7 today, 10-5 tomorrow

Don't tell anybody, but Fairhope is beautiful!

Beautiful day at the Fairhope Arts Festival. It appears that I have arrived in the Deep South...

This made me chuckle on at least two levels.

Continuing working through the photoshoot in Zambia November 2017...

Predators of Zambia

Birdlife of Zambia, November of 2017

Santa Fe Spring Arts Festival in Gainesville, FL. Beautiful day!!

I've been out of the show circuit for a bit tending to that pesky day job, but I'm heading to Gulf Breeze Celebrates the Arts 2017 this weekend. Unveiling some new images from my December trip to Southern Africa, on stretched canvas. Come check it out!

Heading to ArtsQuest in Sandestin this weekend. Trying something new - large scale black and white wildlife portraiture on canvas.
Come by Grand Boulevard shopping center Saturday or Sunday 10-5 and let me know what you think!

Getting ready to head over to beautiful Sandestin, FL for the ArtsQuest event at Grand Boulevard shops, Friday-Sunday from 10-7. Hope to see you there - lots of new work from Tanzania and Zimbabwe!

Rain or shine (hopefully shine 🔆) come on out to the Chain of Parks Art Festival on Park Ave, in Tallahassee, Saturday or Sunday from 10-5. I'll be there (Booth #39) along with 125 talented artists of all mediums. Come say hello and enjoy the day.

I had the honor of photographing this amazing creature back in 2010. We watched him lay in the forest with his youngest offspring right beside him. Magnificent beings worthy of our respect, and still one of my all time favorite wildlife encounters. My photo doesn't show Mwirima all that well, but his legacy lives on.

May he rest in peace.

http://africageographic.com/blog/silverback-dies-in-bwindi/

October, 2014

Heading out tomorrow AM for Pensacola to participate in the 12th Annual Art in the Park, in Seville Square. Come on by and see new photography from recent trips to Brazil, India, and Chile.

The show is open May 17-18, 10-5 PM. Hope to see you there (and a rain-free show, for a change...)

Anyone in the vicinity of Sandestin, FL, come on down to ArtsQuest at Grand Boulevard (Across from the Hilton and next to Baytowne Wharf). The show starts Friday 12:00-8:00, Sat 10:00-8:00 and Sunday 10:00-6:00.

Next weekend I will be at Art in the Park in Pensacola. Mark your calendars ;)

After taking the fall off from my other gig as an itinerant photographer, ready to roar back with a vengeance this spring. Already accepted to three shows so far, the first one being...

http://chainofparks.com/

Always a great show in a terrific setting. Hope to see you there!

LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival | Tallahassee's Premier Art Festival 14th Annual LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival Saturday and Sunday, April 19-20, 2014 10am-5pm Downtown chain of parks in Tallahassee, Florida.

Good interview on the ethics of wildlife photography, and one I agree with. I have always found that my best shots happen when the scene just unfolds, usually when you are getting more enjoyment from being "out there" than obsessing over that perfect shot. My basic rule of thumb is one I learned from every African Safari guide...If the animal changes their behavior, you are too close.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/01/140116-wildlife-photography-film-ethics-manipulation-feeding-staging-science/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_content=link_fb20140117news-wildlphot&utm_campaign=Contentt

Don't Feed the Bears: Ethics in Wildlife Photography and Filmmaking After a marine biologist pleaded guilty to feeding orcas, longtime filmmaker Jeff Hogan weighs in on ethics in wildlife photography.

Just before last light, this amazing jaguar came out to have a look at the river...Had to push the ISO up to ludicrous speed, but still...

Quite literally, the shot of my dreams. Cannot believe I was fortunate enough to see something this amazingly beautiful.

In honor of World Rhino Day...Maybe they won't have to run one day...

From my trip to India in May - this huge male tiger walked past my vehicle at 6 feet away!! I switched from shooting portrait to landscape, and the movement got his attention, and this was his reaction. Needless to say, I didn't move much after that...

Well I'm here in Bandhavgarh National Park in India, and I just finished a days shoot, got lucky with a HUGE male tiger who came down to a water hole we had been watching for a couple hours. Got some really amazing shots, can't wait to get home and see what I really got!! Looking forward to tomorrow's drive.

Absolutely terrific show at the Chain of Parks Art Festival this weekend. Couldn't ask for better weather, and enjoyed speaking with everyone who came by.

The 13th Annual Lemoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival is this weekend along Park Avenue in downtown Tallahassee, Saturday and Sunday from 10-5. Beautiful setting under the Live Oaks, lots of great art to see. I'm unveiling a few new photos from my most recent trip to Namibia and Botswana. Hope to see you there!

Just finished up at the Fairhope Art Festival. Beautiful weather and nice folks. Plus, it was my best show ever in terms of sales!

My first ever award at an art show!!! OK so it's only Honorable Mention, but hey, it's a start :)

At the Grand Festival of Art in pretty little Fairhope, AL. Boy are southern grandmothers about the sweetest people ever! Looking forward to meeting some more of them, there's a lot if them here :)