Elephant Artwork | Elephant Velvia Sunset | Acrylic Glass
“Experience Africa’s beauty and soul in every frame.”
At the edge of Africa’s largest salt pan, under a sky glowing with hues of fire and dusk, a lone bull elephant stood in silent majesty. Captured in Etosha National Park, Namibia, this moment unfolded as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a palette of deep purples and fiery oranges through a haze of dust and wind—a scene that felt almost surreal, like a living memory of Velvia film.
Though I’m known for my black-and-white work, this was one of those rare moments where colour told the story best. The vibrancy, atmosphere, and sheer emotional depth of this encounter demanded to be shared in full spectrum. Elephant Velvia Sunset is not just a photograph—it’s a visual poem to Africa’s wild, eternal beauty.
“Experience Africa’s beauty and soul in every frame.”
At the edge of Africa’s largest salt pan, under a sky glowing with hues of fire and dusk, a lone bull elephant stood in silent majesty. Captured in Etosha National Park, Namibia, this moment unfolded as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a palette of deep purples and fiery oranges through a haze of dust and wind—a scene that felt almost surreal, like a living memory of Velvia film.
Though I’m known for my black-and-white work, this was one of those rare moments where colour told the story best. The vibrancy, atmosphere, and sheer emotional depth of this encounter demanded to be shared in full spectrum. Elephant Velvia Sunset is not just a photograph—it’s a visual poem to Africa’s wild, eternal beauty.
“Experience Africa’s beauty and soul in every frame.”
At the edge of Africa’s largest salt pan, under a sky glowing with hues of fire and dusk, a lone bull elephant stood in silent majesty. Captured in Etosha National Park, Namibia, this moment unfolded as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a palette of deep purples and fiery oranges through a haze of dust and wind—a scene that felt almost surreal, like a living memory of Velvia film.
Though I’m known for my black-and-white work, this was one of those rare moments where colour told the story best. The vibrancy, atmosphere, and sheer emotional depth of this encounter demanded to be shared in full spectrum. Elephant Velvia Sunset is not just a photograph—it’s a visual poem to Africa’s wild, eternal beauty.
