New exhibition Horses of Salt and Wind opens 18 Sept at Christine X Gallery, Sliema, Malta.

Make a strong visual impact with wildlife wall art, even in small rooms or compact interiors.

How to choose wildlife prints that offer emotion, presence and lasting quality for your space.

Why I still create fine art wildlife prints in a world flooded with digital images and fast content.

A heartfelt thank you as my black and white wildlife photography exhibition ICONS II comes to a close.

Discover what makes limited edition wildlife prints more than art, from exclusivity to emotion.

The journey of a wildlife print starts long before the shutter clicks in the African wild.

Some of the most powerful cheetah prints come from quiet moments when instinct, stillness, and presence all come together in a single frame.

Are cheetahs endangered? Why their numbers are falling and how cheetah prints tell their story.

“Michael” is a black and white elephant print from Amboseli, capturing a quiet moment with one of Africa’s last super tuskers. Calm. Powerful. Unforgettable.

There’s something about seeing a leopard in a tree that never gets old. Whether it’s your first safari or your fiftieth, that moment when you spot one resting high in the branches stops you in your tracks.

A beautiful wildlife photo can catch your eye. But a limited edition print is something more. It’s a rare, crafted piece of collectible wall art that carries value, intention, and story.

Why Choose Black and White? Black and white photography has a quiet strength. It removes distractions and brings focus to the moment. At the same time it adds that sophisticated look to any space.

Do all elephants have tusks? We answer this often asked question about elephants.

Wildlife photography often brings to mind action shots in magazines or documentaries capturing life in the wild. But fine art wildlife photography is something different.

Craig is no longer with us At 3:32 AM on 4 January 2026, Craig, Amboseli’s most recognisable tusker, died at the age of 54. He had experienced serious digestive issues in November 2025, which he recovered from, but deteriorated again and collapsed intermittently before lying down in the early hours and not rising. Evidence suggests age related tooth wear limited his ability to process food, a natural end faced by many older elephants. Amboseli in Kenya is one of those places

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