Three tuskless females move at a quiet diagonal through Addo Elephant National Park. One steps forward in mid-stride, another holds your gaze with a steady presence, while the third lowers her head, eyelashes delicate against her dark skin. Behind them stands a bull with tusks, his form a shadowed contrast to their quiet defiance.
In Addo, nearly 90% of females are born without tusks—a lasting genetic adaptation to past poaching. This image captures not just a moment, but a lineage of endurance.
Available as:
Heirloom Archival Print
Printed on 310 gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag®—a museum-grade cotton paper with a luxurious matte finish. Ideal for collectors who value tonal depth, texture, and lasting presence.
Rendered in exquisite detail for custom framing in refined, intentional spaces.
Three tuskless females move at a quiet diagonal through Addo Elephant National Park. One steps forward in mid-stride, another holds your gaze with a steady presence, while the third lowers her head, eyelashes delicate against her dark skin. Behind them stands a bull with tusks, his form a shadowed contrast to their quiet defiance.
In Addo, nearly 90% of females are born without tusks—a lasting genetic adaptation to past poaching. This image captures not just a moment, but a lineage of endurance.
Available as:
Heirloom Archival Print
Printed on 310 gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag®—a museum-grade cotton paper with a luxurious matte finish. Ideal for collectors who value tonal depth, texture, and lasting presence.
Rendered in exquisite detail for custom framing in refined, intentional spaces.
