Stories From The Wild
Step behind the lens and discover the stories, encounters, and moments that shaped each photograph.
Explore the patience, emotion, and artistic vision behind these timeless black and white fine art works.
Not Just a Gift. A Legacy.
Move beyond ordinary gifts. Discover how a limited edition wildlife fine art print can become a cherished legacy, transforming a space with the soul of Africa.
A Life in Black and White: Ten African Animals That Shaped My Photography
From lions in the Kalahari to the last northern white rhinos, ten encounters in the African wild that shaped how I see the world through black and white.
Ubuntu — The Tuskless Elephants of Addo
In Addo's southernmost reaches, nearly 95% of female elephants carry no tusks — a legacy shaped by poaching, survival, and generations of quiet adaptation. This is their story, and the story behind Ubuntu.
When Art Gives Us a Moment to Pause
In a world that rarely stops, the right photograph can give us somewhere quiet to look. Discover how wildlife art can reconnect us with nature, memory and Africa.
Why Camelopard Never Leaves Me | Artist Reflection
There are photographs I'm proud of, and then there are those I simply love. Camelopard is one of the rare few that is both.
Why Did Contemplation Win Wildlife Photographer of the Year?
A quiet moment of longing became one of the world's most celebrated wildlife portraits. Discover the story behind Contemplation, photographed in Uganda's Kibale National Park and winner of Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2017.
Why I Only Have Two Colour Elephant Prints
I am a black and white photographer. Have been for twenty years. But Etosha has broken that rule twice — and both times an elephant was responsible. One image arrived as pure serendipity on an ordinary evening at the pan. The other took weeks of patience and one unrepeatable moment of red Kalahari dust and light. Here is why both stayed in colour.
From Avoca to Africa — Part One: The Dream
I grew up in Avoca, a small village in County Wicklow, Ireland. Africa could not have felt further away. And yet it was always there — a pull I couldn't account for and didn't try to.
Why Black and White African Wildlife Art Brings Africa Home
Explore why African wildlife art continues to resonate long after safari. From the Masai Mara to Amboseli and Lake Nakuru, discover how black and white fine art prints transform memory into something permanent, bringing the spirit of Africa into the home.
Hasselblad Masters 2026 Finalist | The Giraffe Triptych
hree ways of observing the same subject in different states of presence. The Giraffe Triptych — Serendipity, Camelopard, and Life on the Edge — submitted to Hasselblad Masters 2026 as a single body of work. Selected as a finalist.
What Makes a Fine Art Wildlife Print
Not all wildlife prints are the same. Discover what separates fine art wildlife photography from wall décor, and why scale, material, and story matter.
Craig the Super Tusker Acrylic Print Review
Rod C. from Denver on the Craig Super Tusker acrylic print: "This is not a photograph hanging on a wall. It is a window into something vast and unhurried."
Black-Maned Lions: Africa Big Cat Portraits in Black and White
There is a moment every photographer knows — when you stop thinking about the camera. Because something is looking at you, and every instinct goes quiet. Not from calm. From something older than calm. That is the lion. This is the story of Norman, Caesar, Kijani, the Serengeti Boys — and what it means to be seen.
Curator's Choice: A Collection of Silence and Soul
A journey into the soul of Africa. Explore seven award-winning black and white fine art prints, curated by Peter Delaney for their quiet authority and powerful stories.
How Black & White Photography Reveals the Soul of African Wildlife
Award-winning photographer Peter Delaney explores the emotional power of monochrome. Discover the stories behind the lens and learn how stripping away color reveals the raw texture, emotion, and timeless soul of Africa's majestic wildlife.