Fine Art Giraffe Prints by Johan Siggesson
The giraffe has always fascinated me. Its gentle nature, slow movements, and quiet strength seem almost timeless. My giraffe prints aim to capture that still beauty, the balance between elegance and endurance that defines life on the African plains. Each piece is a fine art photographic print, created to bring a sense of calm and connection to your space.
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These giraffe wall art prints are available as open or limited editions, printed on museum-grade archival paper for long-lasting detail and tone. Whether you prefer colour or black and white, each image tells a story shaped by light, patience, and respect for the wild.
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Fine art giraffe prints - giraffe Photography
Explore a curated collection of giraffe prints photographed across Africa. Each image highlights a different moment, from a lone bull standing against the dawn light to a small group moving quietly through the open plains.
All giraffe photographs are available as fine art prints in a range of sizes, each produced with care to maintain the integrity and depth of the original image.
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​About My Giraffe Photography
Photographing giraffes is about stillness. Their height makes them visible from afar, but capturing their personality takes time and awareness. I often find myself sitting quietly, watching how they move and how the light interacts with their long forms and patterned coats.
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Many of these images were taken in the Serengeti and Amboseli, where giraffes move gracefully across the open plains. The vast landscapes of Africa allow for compositions that feel open and calm, qualities I look for in my fine art wildlife prints.
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When everything aligns, the right light, a gentle pose, and a sense of space, the result becomes more than a photograph. It becomes a reminder of how the natural world carries both strength and peace.
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Black and White Giraffe Prints
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Some giraffe photos reveal their power most clearly in monochrome. Stripped of colour, the focus turns to shape, contrast, and mood. A black and white giraffe print works beautifully in modern interiors, offering both minimalism and emotion in one frame.
Each piece is carefully converted from the original colour file to ensure tonal depth and balance. You can view more black and white animal prints across my collection, where light and form become the true subjects.
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Bring Africa Home
Each fine art print is produced using archival inks on museum-grade paper to preserve the finest details and tones. Limited edition prints are signed and numbered by hand, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
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Whether displayed in a home, office, or gallery, these giraffe wall art pieces carry a quiet presence, a way to bring the vastness of Africa into your own space. They pair beautifully with other African wildlife prints such as elephants, lions, and zebras.
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About
My name is Johan Siggesson
Johan Siggesson is an award-winning wildlife photographer known for his fine art prints of African animals. His work has been exhibited internationally and collected by art lovers around the world. Through his photography, he aims to show the calm strength of the wild, a quiet invitation to slow down and reconnect with nature.
Frequently asked questions
Are these giraffe prints limited edition?
Yes, selected prints are limited editions, signed and numbered by hand, with a certificate of authenticity.
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Do you ship internationally?
Yes, prints can be shipped worldwide, safely packed to protect the artwork during transit. Free standard shipping for all prints.
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What materials are used?
All prints are produced on museum-grade fine art paper using archival inks for long-term quality.
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Do you offer framing options?
Yes, framing can be arranged on request before shipping.
Giraffes From the blog
How was this Giraffe Print Created?
'Equilibrium' - Serengeti, Tanzania (2022)
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Sometimes in the wild, the land itself seems to offer an idea before the animals arrive. One morning in Serengeti, as we drove along a dirt track, we came across a patch of dried, dead trees. The scene immediately caught my eye. Their stark, vertical forms looked like the perfect stage for a photograph. The only problem was that the stage was empty.
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In wildlife photography it is not always about reacting to what is in front of you. Often you have to read the landscape, interpret the behaviour of an animal, and take a chance on what might unfold.
We kept on driving and around the next bend we saw a giraffe walking slowly in our direction. I imagined how powerful it could be if this giraffe moved into the grove of dead trees. We decided to turn around and position the vehicle for what I thought and hoped might happen.
Within minutes the giraffe wandered exactly where I had hoped. Then came the final gift. It stopped, turned, and for a brief moment looked straight into the lens.
What made the scene so remarkable was where it chose to pause. The giraffe stopped at exactly the right spot, perfectly positioned between two trees. Its tall frame aligned in harmony with the stark verticals around it. Had it been only a few meters to either side, that delicate balance would have been lost and the composition broken.
That is how Equilibrium was created. A combination of instinct, patience, and a little luck, where preparation met opportunity and the photograph I had pictured in my mind became real.