
Award-Winning African Wildlife Photography | Peter Delaney
“Peter Delaney, a three-time Wildlife Photographer of the Year, is celebrated for his black and white wildlife prints that blend artistry with rarity. His limited editions are held in private and institutional collections worldwide, with features in National Geographic, GEO, and The Telegraph.”
Major International Awards
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Camelopard, awarded Special Recognition in the “The Silent Beauty” international awards by Exposure Gallery 2025
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Shortlisted 2014 “The Godfather | Grey Ghost”
Shortlisted 2025 “ Fever Tree Leopard
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Winner 2011 “Nature in Black and White“ BigFoot
Winner 2013 ‘‘ Animal Portraits” Showdown/Gladiator
Winner 2017 ‘‘ Animal Portraits” Contemplation
People’s Choice Awards 2021 Shortlisted “Bonds Of Love”
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Winner 2014, Wildlife Professional “The Gladiator”
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Landscape Awards, 2015
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Highly Honored - Wildlife 2010, 2012
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Fujifilm X-Photographer & Ambassador (2014–2023)
As a long-standing Fujifilm X-Photographer and ambassador, Peter Delaney worked closely with the X-series and GFX systems,field-testing their capabilities in challenging wildlife environments. His practical experience and feedback contributed to Fujifilm’s engagement with the nature photography community worldwide.
Key Contributions: - Gear Reviews: -
Best Wildlife Combination for Wildlife Photography– Detailed analysis of the X-T2 and XF 100-400mm lens.
Putting theFujifilm X-H1 through its paces in the unforgiving African bushveld, testing its real-world performance amidst the dust, heat, and fast-paced action of safari life.
Fujifilm Japan commissioned Peter to field-test and demonstrate the GFX100 and GF100–200mm lens in the challenging conditions of the African bush, creating a video to showcase its performance in a real wildlife setting.
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Landscape artwork featured as a large-scale mural
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– Store makeover featuring fine art prints
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– Wildlife images used in airport advertising
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Landscape work installed in executive boardroom (George, Western Cape)
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Imagery used in global conservation campaigns
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Photography used to raise awareness and funding for rhino conservation
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Artwork on display in corporate offices
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Wildlife imagery used in brand storytelling
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Prints displayed in their boutique café spaces