• Greg du Toit

    ARTIST | AUTHOR | GUIDE

    Greg believes in the raw beauty of Africa and in the power for photography to give wild animals a voice. His photographs are intimate moments that he has experienced in wild Africa, which he shares with you. As such no bait, camera traps, digital manipulation or captive bred animals are used in his work.

Shadow and Soul

There are few places wilder than the backwaters of Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park. It was here that I was camped when a pack of Cape Hunting Dog (also known as painted wolves or wild dog), killed an impala antelope. The subsequent feeding frenzy resulted in a plume of dust, onto which my subject's shadow was cast.
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Shadow and Soul

$384.00

FROM AFRICA TO YOUR WALL

Fine art wildlife prints by South African and international award winning wildlife photographer Greg du Toit.

Prints come in two sizes: MEDIUM (longest side 20″ / 51cm) and LARGE (longest side 37″ / 94cm). If you require a larger print or an exact customised size, please drop me a note here.

Your print comes with a Greg du Toit signature and edition number. Your print is 1 of only 50 numbered prints of that size in the world.

Have all your questions answered on my FAQs page which includes framing advice.

I support multiple charities through the donation and auctioning of my limited edition fine art prints and books. Discover more about the conservation charities supported here.

  • The above prices include worldwide shipping to major centres.
  • The above sizes include a 6cm white border.
  • All depicted animals are living wild and free in Africa (no captive animals).
  • No drones, camera traps or digital manipulation.
  • If you order more than one canvas print at a time you receive a 20% discount.
  • Your canvas print arrives rolled and protected in a cardboard sleeve.
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There are few places wilder than the backwaters of Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park. It was here that I was camped when a pack of Cape Hunting Dog (also known as painted wolves or wild dog), killed an impala antelope. The subsequent feeding frenzy resulted in a plume of dust, onto which my subject’s shadow was cast.

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