Beginning March 31, 2015, a series of large format photographs by Namibian wildlife photographer, Richard Fryer, will be exhibited at Omba Gallery. The exhibition titled 'True Reflections' is Fryer's first solo as wildlife photographer, and consists of more than twenty large, awe-inspiring images, part of a series he made while touring coastal and north-western Namibia. (Image: Shipwreck, Skeleton Coast by Richard Fryer) From seals kissing at Cape Cross, desert elephants lumbering through dry river beds, the haunting ruins at Kolmanskop, aerial shots of fog and dunes in the Namib Desert, breath-taking landscapes, to the ghostly shipwrecks of the Skeleton Coast, Fryer presents a moving tribute to the drama and majesty that is Namibia. The large canvas-printed photographs made using a Canon camera, are part of Fryer's personal archive, documenting his extensive travels across the length and breadth of Namibia. About Richard Fryer Fryer, the son of well-known