Wolfgang is a businessman with an abiding passion for the natural world, today's marine environment and for Earth's paleontological history.

His international business career enables him to travel widely and he has spent many hundreds of hours underwater world-wide observing and photographing "the most complex, challenging and beautiful environment on the planet". He has developed a particularly close relationship with the Indian Ocean.

Wolfgang and wife Terri also enjoy digging into Earth's past and they participate on many fossil expeditions. They are known for their large collection of shells, marine fossils and dinosaur eggs.

In addition to his business interests, Wolfgang is also an exhilarating and thought-provoking speaker on the natural world, including the sex life of fish! In the style of a Victorian raconteur Wolfgang brings fresh ideas and a breadth of thinking that is rare in today's focused and specialized world.

Wolfgang has served on the management council of the JLB Smith Institute, one of the world's leading ichthyological research institutes, and the Advisory Board of the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town. He is recognized as an authority on ammonites and dinosaur eggs.

Wolfgang's photo-journalism has been published widely. He has authored the marine biology section of a unique book on the Indian Ocean island of Aldabra.

Divestyle:
"German genius!"

Africa Geographic:
An underwater photographer of rare talent".

Mundo Marino:
"Insightful, dramatic, sensuous!"