Neil is a conservation photographer, filmmaker and speaker. He uses his work to increase awareness of conservation issues and inspire change. His photography has been published by National Geographic, as well as in BBC Wildlife magazine and the collaborative Remembering Wildlife and Photographers Against Wildlife Crime book projects. He won the World Press environment category in 2018, overall title of European Wildlife Photographer of the Year in 2014 and has twice won British Wildlife Photographs Awards.

Having grown up in South Africa, some of his most significant work has focussed on endangered African wild dogs, pangolins and rhinos. His photography fuses his bush experience and wildlife guide training with an intricate understanding of photojournalism, gained through his Master’s degree in London.