We are Featherframe
Featherframe is a team of wildlife photographers driven by a passion for storytelling. Through our wildlife photography workshops, we empower participants to master their cameras, observe intricate wildlife behaviors, and craft visual narratives that capture the beauty and complexity of the natural world. Our mission is to create a welcoming community where photographers of all levels can learn, grow, and share their love for nature.
Meet the team
Marco Scocco
Marco Scocco is a wildlife photographer passionate about capturing the everyday beauty of nature. Based in Putney, Marco’s favorite locations include the serene woodlands of Richmond Park and the rich biodiversity of WWT London. His wildlife photography workshops focus on observation and understanding animal behavior, guiding participants to create authentic and impactful images that capture the essence of wildlife. Marco’s approachable teaching style allows him to share his passion for wildlife photography, inspiring others to connect more deeply with nature and its remarkable inhabitants.
Victor Sulakvelidze
Victor Sulakvelidze is a UK-based wildlife photographer whose work spans across the UK and stretches to the Far East. A regular visitor to the London Wetlands Centre, Victor combines technical precision with a deep focus on storytelling. Specializing in bird photography and wildlife photography, his workshops inspire participants to uncover their unique vision, blending technical expertise with the art of narrative photography.
Featherframe story
Featherframe was born from a shared vision between Victor and Marco—to foster a community where photographers can explore the artistry of wildlife photography. With years of experience capturing stunning wildlife moments and mentoring others, they realized a common goal: to make wildlife photography more accessible while emphasizing the importance of storytelling. Today, Featherframe offers immersive wildlife photography workshops, guiding participants to develop technical skills, master creative techniques, and build a deeper connection with the natural world.
