Jeffrey C. Sink is a basketball teacher and a coach based in California (in Mammoth Lake). That’s what he does in his everyday life. But he has another life, a life that leads him far away and far away from his home – his life as a photographer. For him to get his extraordinary pictures, Sink is drawn to the immense African landscapes and rough wilderness of Alaska. He does not only take pictures, but he also shares his love for taking pictures with others by leading photo safaris in Africa. Since he not only knows how but also where to take amazing photographs, his safaris are in high demand. Since most of his photo art results from these trips, they remind him of the best and the bad times that he experienced during these safaris. His photographs impress his viewers with their extraordinary clarity and brightness.
With each picture, the photographer wants to catch the soul of his subjects and the beauty of nature itself, right down to the smallest detail. He intendeds his photography to be an inspiration to others and to bring them joy. The photographer wants to inspire the viewers so they can travel far and wide, and to be happy in the diversity of African nature. The characteristic that’s striking in his photographs is their definition. Sink employs this perfection to catch the out of the ordinary scenes on film. And by doing this, he’s able to thrill his fans of art photography. His fans are from all over the world, and in his artwork, he emulates Anup Shah, the Kenyan photographer who focuses on the landscapes and wildlife of India and Africa.
