GDT Signature Collection
This GDT Signature Print collection of African wildlife photography prints is the result of over two decades spent in Africa’s wildest places by African wildlife photographer, Greg du Toit (see an article here). This signature collection is reserved for the photographer’s personal favourite African wildlife photography art pieces and includes fine art black and white wildlife photography.
Classic wildlife photography, in-camera techniques, unusual angles, sublime light, rare subjects and wild environments are all combined to create this special collection of African wildlife photography prints. From enchanting forests through to grassy plains, this collection of African wildlife photography art includes rare animals like the aardvark, a charging elephant, a galloping giraffe, a lion cub’s reflection and much more. Every GDT Signature Print is reserved for the most rare and special photographs. A sublime collection of African wildlife photography prints that includes both colour and fine art black and white wildlife photography. Read more about GDT fine art wildlife prints.
All the African wildlife photography prints in this GDT Signature Collection are rare moments of splendour and each is limited to just 1 of 5 numbered prints worldwide and are printed in an X-large or custom size.
Jackalberry Forest - Ancient boughs, curved by time, frame an impala ram in the Luangwa Valley of Zambia.
Zambezi Floodplain - This photograph offers a glimpse into an area of exceptional beauty and mystery, known simply and affectionately as 'the floodplain' (Zambezi Valley).
Lion Gold - The Ngorongoro Crater is quite simply a slice of heaven. As the sun peered over the crater rim, a glow illuminated my subject and gnats in the air (Tanzania).
Forest Lion - There are few things more exhilarating that meeting a male lion on foot. To photograph this magnificent beast in a mysterious forest was a moment and experience I will never forget (Lower Zambezi, Zambia).
Leopard Forest - There is a beautiful patch of forest along the Sand River in MalaMala (South Africa), and for the last 15 years I have hoped to see a leopard lounging in this forest. So, when I saw this leopardess (aka 'The Island Female') strewn across a low branch of a marula tree, I was beyond excited.
The Great Hunt - The painted wolves of Africa are notoriously successful hunters. But it was only recently that a large pack in Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park started hunting buffalo. As the pack of wild dogs, totalling over 20, stormed a herd of Cape Buffalo, the dust and atmosphere was surreal - making for a painterly portrait of 'the great hunt'.
Gelada Landscape - Living on the high altitude mountain plateaus of Ethiopia’s Simien Mountains, you find the Gelada baboon. These hairy creatures sleep on the vertical cliffs, climbing up to the plateau every day, to feed on grass. Here a big male is distracted by a root tuber, allowing me to get close enough with a wide angle lens.
Flamingo Textures - Combining vibrant flamboyant flamingo colours with the typical browns and beiges of Africa; this layered and textured background is juxtaposed above by the smooth wave of gliding flamingoes (Lake Magadi, Kenya).
Whistling Warrior - In a remote corner of Kenya, the Maasai carry out an ancient and skilled pastoral lifestyle. Herding cows back to the boma after a long day on the floor of the rift valley, this Maasai shepherd whistles on his way home (South Rift, Kenya).
Vanishing Elephant - This photograph is the result of thousands of failed attempts but I feel it was worth the effort to get it right in this frame. This photograph illustrates that elephants and indeed other wildlife, and their habitats, are vanishing before our eyes (Zambezi Valley, Zambia).
Zebras In Dust - Photographed on one of my 'Bespoke Best Of Kenya' private photo safaris, this image is a personal favourite. It reminds me of Africa, a place I love and a place I call home.
Mara King - In the dawn light, this beautiful lion paused momentarily on the great plains of Kenya's Masai Mara, allowing me to capture this stately portrait. Photographed on my annual Kenya 'Masai Mara Predator Safari'.
Kalahari Aardvark - This photograph took me 19 years to get because aardvarks are really shy and nocturnal. Stalking one in the Kalahari grass, I could not believe my luck when it walked right past me (Kalahari Desert, South Africa).
Puzzled by Pangolin - It took me 18 years to find a pangolin and when I did, these young lion cubs had beat me to it. They played with the pangolin and seemed utterly perplexed before eventually giving up (Masai Mara, Kenya).
Lion Cub Reflection - Lion cubs get very excited about visiting the waterhole and they often run ahead of the pride to get to water first. Here a young cub pauses at the water's edge, waiting for his mother, and allowing me to capture this reflection (Okavango Delta, Botswana).
Galloping Giraffe - A giraffe crosses the dry lakebed of Amboseli in Kenya, with billowing clouds in the background.
Beneath A Giant - It took me many years to track down a tusker in Africa and when I found this elephant, I waited for him to lift his head to feed, so that I could capture his impressive tusks. Photographed on my annual Kenya 'Amboseli Photo Safari'.
Giraffe Plains - From a low angle and by placing my subjects between the grass blades, I photographed this tower of giraffe on the great plains of Kenya's Masai Mara.
Golden Leopard - This beautiful leopardess occupies a territory along the western boundary of South Africa's Kruger National Park. Here she sits momentarily in the golden light of dawn.
Painted Wolf - In a remote forest in Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park, a pack of wild dog were on the hunt when one paused to inquisitively stare at me. The golden light filtered down through the trees, creating a background of golden disks.
Elephant Charge - Floating down the Zambezi River on a canoe, my wife and I spooked this elephant who was grazing on an island in the middle of the river. He gave us a mock charge and I dropped my paddle (much to my wife's dismay) to capture this low-angle portrait (Mana Pools, Zimbabwe).
Ngorongoro Tusker - At the bottom of Tanzania's Ngorongoro Crater lives one of Africa's great tuskers. He is about to give a head-shake in this photograph and as he lifted his head, I could photograph the full length of his tusks for the first time. Photographed on my Tanzania 'Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti Safari'.
Hyena Cub - It was in the twilight that this hyena cub became brave and walked closer to inspect me. Using a wide angle lens I was able to capture this unique portrait (Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa).
Pelican in Motion - I was standing on the shore of Kenya's Lake Nakuru when this pelican flew past. The slow shutter speed allowed the blue twilight in, as the pelican flapped its way through my frame.
Pelican Ripples - A lone pelican glides effortlessly over Kenya's Lake Magadi. Exposing for the white bird, the water becomes sensually dark and delicately rippled.
Flamingo Sprinkles - Flying high above Kenya's Lake Magadi in a helicopter, I zoomed out to capture the full extent of the avian spectacle below.
Golden Lion - A male lion, one of the dominant members of the Kambula Pride, looks up in the golden light of dawn (Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa).
Night King - A lion steps out from the shadows allowing me to create this painterly portrait of the night king. Photographed on my annual 'Botswana and South Africa Predator Workshop'.
Walk On - A tiny rhino walks on. We have to do everything we can to make sure that as a species, the rhinoceros walks on. Photographed in a secret location in Kenya.
Buffalo Forest - In the early light of dawn a buffalo bull walks through a forest on the banks of the Zambezi River in Zambia.
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