• Greg du Toit

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    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.

Icons of Africa

amboseli elephant photography
Bulls at Play - Two elephants wrestle on the ample plains beneath Mount Kilimanjaro. The background is the base of the mountain (Amboseli, Kenya).
wild dog print
Running Rascal - Predicting animal behaviour is an essential skill to my work as a wildlife photographer. When I saw this little wild dog pup missing out on his siblings playing, I just knew that he would run through the veld to join them (Okavango Delta, Botswana).
wildlife photography for sale -Browsing Giraffe - I had the wonderful privilege of living in a remote corner of Ruaha National Park many years ago. Exploring secret forests was a favourite pastime of mine and on this occasion I was delighted to capture this portrait of a giraffe feeding on a sausage tree leaf (Tanzania).
Browsing Giraffe - I had the wonderful privilege of living in a remote corner of Ruaha National Park many years ago. Exploring secret forests was a favourite pastime of mine and on this occasion I was delighted to capture this portrait of a giraffe, feeding on a sausage tree leaf (Tanzania).
underground hide photography -Wilderness Dreaming Lioness - Sitting in the water for 270 hours in Kenya's south rift, only to get a picture of a truly wild lion drinking, was simply my way of proving to myself that I had found the lost Africa of my dreams. The full story is detailed in my memoir 'Wilderness Dreaming'.
Wilderness Dreaming Lioness - Sitting in the water for 270 hours in Kenya's south rift, only to get a picture of a truly wild lion drinking, was simply my way of proving to myself that I had found the lost Africa of my dreams. The full story is detailed in my memoir 'Wilderness Dreaming'.
african wildlife photography -Fringe-eared Oryx - I desperately wanted a photo of a fringe-eared oryx. The fact that a big elephant bull walked into the foreground was just a wonderful case of serendipity (Chyulu Hills, Kenya).
Fringe-eared Oryx - I desperately wanted a photo of a fringe-eared oryx. The fact that a big elephant bull walked into the foreground was just a wonderful case of serendipity (Chyulu Hills, Kenya).
lion portrait -Majestic King - This lion, and his brother, I tracked for two years in a wild and remote corner of Tanzania's Ruaha National Park. It took many months for them to get used to my vehicle. As the sun rose, the majestic king looks on, a riverbank in shade providing the perfect backdrop.
Majestic King - This lion, and his brother, I tracked for two years in a wild and remote corner of Tanzania's Ruaha National Park. It took many months for them to get used to my vehicle. As the sun rose, the majestic king looks on, a riverbank in shade providing the perfect backdrop.
elephant wildlife print -Maternal Herd - As the elephants move through Kenya's Amboseli region, the baby is closely watched and protected by its mother and the rest of the herd.
Maternal Herd - As the elephants move through Kenya's Amboseli region, the baby is closely watched and protected by its mother and the rest of the herd.
Distinctive African wildlife fine art photographic prints
Bat-eared Fox Cuteness - A mother bat-eared fox and her cub outside their den in Kenya's Masai Mara.
Greg du Toit fine art wildlife photographic prints - Hippo
Hippo Pool - Lying next to a still pool I get a leafy background in place and wait patiently for my subject to surface (Zambezi Valley).

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