Photography
Focused on Nature uses photography to connect people to nature— helping to tell the stories of myriad species from the sea to the sky and everywhere in between. Through ethical, meticulously planned photography expeditions around the world, Hussain Aga Khan has amassed a staggering library of images to inspire audiences to support conservation efforts for threatened species and their habitats.
Expeditions
Discover the beauty and fragility of our planet’s biodiversity through the lens of Hussain Aga Khan.
Exhibitions
FON’s photography is showcased in educational exhibitions in global museums, symposiums, and conservation events.
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“Part of my job really is to be a voice for the voiceless – and to defend creatures and places that can’t defend themselves against human onslaught, carelessness, destructive practices and neglect.”
—Hussain Aga Khan
FAQs
Where does Hussain Aga Khan go on photographic expeditions?
Hussain prioritizes photographing some of the most biodiverse places in the world. From the rainforests of Brazil to the coral reefs of Raja Ampat, he captures moments with wildlife one has to see to believe. Hussain works tirelessly to photograph species that FON’s partners’ support including whales, dolphins, mantas, big cats, elephants, rhinos, and more.
Why is nature photography important for conservation?
Photography connects people to places and species they may never encounter in person. People won’t protect what they don’t know or care about. At Focused on Nature, we believe powerful images are essential tools for raising awareness, promoting conservation, and inspiring advocacy.
How does Focused On Nature ensure ethical wildlife photography?
We follow strict ethical guidelines—working with only the most vetted and experienced field guides that ensure minimal disturbance of natural behavior.
Where can I see more of Hussain’s photography?
We regularly post on our Instagram page and show at exhibitions around the world.
