Africa in Pano
Panoramic photographs, or panos as photographers like to call them, have been around since almost the very beginning of photography. Still to this day panos are very popular and the ones in this collection all have a length that is at least double their width. This format is simply divine for fine art purposes because the pano accentuates the scene, creating a sensual freedom for the eye. If you have a space in your home or office that is narrow, then a pano is the perfect fit! In this gallery I invite you to take a panoramic journey through Africa with me and if you need to know the exact dimensions of any, then please do fill out the print enquiry form at the bottom.
Royal Roller - A Lilac-breasted Roller takes off from a reed in South Africa's Mala Mala, displaying its royal blue plumage.
Galloping Zebra - After quenching a long thirst at a waterhole, this zebra in Kenya's Amboseli National Park, takes off across the plain.
Great Migration - The wildebeest mass, kicking up dust, on their primordial quest to cross the River Mara (Kenya).
Drakensburg Chat - this tiny chat lives in the drakensburg Mountains of South Africa, where it enjoys a giant's view (Giant's Castle Reserve, South Africa).
Elephant Parade - A herd of elephants traverse a vast empty lakebed at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro. With thirsts now satisfied, the elephants are on their way to feed.
African Dream - There is perhaps nothing more quintessentially African than zebra or umbrella-shaped Acacia trees. Here both are captured in a single frame, on a dusty plain in Kenya's Amboseli.
Zebra in the Dust - In an unequivocally African scene, a zebra traverses through the dust and glow of the setting sun.
Dawn Lechwe - Lechwe are remarkable antelope, aquatic, simply at home in the swamps. Although it was a cold winter's morning in Zambia's Kafue National Park, the resultant image is visually comforting due to the warm glow and rising steam.
Elephant Reaching - It took many years to capture a photograph of an elephant reaching in Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park.
Mara Moon - An elephant under the full moon on the great plains of East Africa. This photograph has taken me 20 years to perfect and like all my work, it is a single exposure of a real-life moment (Masai Mara, Kenya).
Fields of Gold - In 2017, unusually big rains resulted in a floral bloom on the floor of the Ngorongoro Crater. I never even dreamt of photographing a scene so unusual and magnificent (Tanzania).
Ferdinand the Bull Buffalo - Meet Ferdinand, a buffalo that lives on the floor of Tanzania's Ngorongoro Crater.
Elephant Bliss - An elephant bull grazes peacefully in a secret garden (Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania).
Smelling the Flowers - An elephant living on the floor of Tanzania's Ngorongoro Crater lifts its trunk, as if smelling the flowers.
Hippo at Sunset - Some photographs just present themselves to a photographer. This is NOT one of them and it took me hundreds of frames to perfect (Zambezi River, Zambia).
Elephant Silhouette - A slither of light breaks through after the sun had already set, illuminating an elephant feeding, on the great plains of Africa (Masai Mara, Kenya).
Ngorongoro Gazelle - A gazelle peers back, on the ample flower-filled plains, at the bottom of the Ngorongoro Crater (Tanzania).
Zebra Trails - A zebra walks steadily across the vast salt pans of Botswana, and purposefully, in search of water (Botswana).
Pano of Flamingoes - This photograph is simply a panoramic slice from the millions of birds that call the rift valley lakes of Kenya home (Lake Magadi).
Makgadikgadi Zebra and Foal - A mother zebra leads her foal safely across the salt pans of Botswana.
Warthog in a Hurry - Tail up and moving through the bush in a hurry, this typifies the utterly ugly yet beyond beautiful warthog.
Zebras at Dusk - in the dry bush country of Botswana, this zebra duo are photographed in the red glow of the sunset. There is just something so magical in an African sunset!
Lechwe in Larva - As the sun rises in Zambia, the swamps steam, as if filled with larva (Kafue National Park).
Learning to Run - A baby rhino stretches her legs and increases her strides, learning to run (secret location for poaching reasons).
Side by Side - A rhino calf with its mother peacefully grazing, on the plains of Africa (secret location).
Stretching Out - This baby rhino was just a couple days old and stretching out, on the plains of East Africa (location kept a secret).
Running Rhino - The little rhino turned and ran toward the camera, almost all her little feet off of the ground (secret location).
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