Limited edition fine art prints captured during authentic photographic safaris across Tanzania and Africa, available for collectors and wildlife enthusiasts.
Unlike generic wildlife prints, each photograph available as a fine art print on ATKYE is captured in the field during real bespoke photographic safaris in Tanzania and across Africa.
From the elephant herds of Amboseli to the remote wilderness of Nyerere. Lions on the threes in Tarangire and Serengeti and the dramatic landscapes of Ruaha, every image reflects authentic wildlife encounters, natural light and ethical photography practices.
This direct connection between field experience and fine art printing ensures:
- Authentic wildlife moments
- Natural behaviour photography
- True documentary value
- Exclusive photographic perspectives
Sample Fine Art Prints
Many images from this color portfolio are available for licensing for editorial, commercial or conservation‑related projects. Typical uses include magazines and books, NGO and conservation campaigns, brand or destination promotions, and digital applications such as websites or presentations.
To request a license, it is helpful if you can reference the gallery (for example Kenya, Tanzania, Namibia, Botswana or Zimbabwe) and the image title or file ID shown on the main sales website. If you need support selecting images that match a brief or layout, Gabriel is happy to suggest options based on subject, mood and color palette.
Licensing terms are tailored to each project and take into account usage type, territory, duration and exclusivity. Rates and final agreement details are handled through the main Africa Photography sales website, where you can also send a detailed licensing enquiry.
To request a license, it is helpful if you can reference the gallery (for example Kenya, Tanzania, Namibia, Botswana or Zimbabwe) and the image title or file ID shown on the main sales website. If you need support selecting images that match a brief or layout, Gabriel is happy to suggest options based on subject, mood and color palette.
Licensing terms are tailored to each project and take into account usage type, territory, duration and exclusivity. Rates and final agreement details are handled through the main Africa Photography sales website, where you can also send a detailed licensing enquiry.
Typical Licensing Scenarios
| Use case | Example and notes |
|---|---|
| Editorial | Magazines, books and travel features highlighting African wildlife, landscapes or conservation stories. Usually non‑exclusive, with usage limited to a specific publication and edition. |
| Commercial | Brand campaigns, destination marketing or corporate communications where images support a product or service. Often requires broader usage rights and clear information about media, territory and duration. |
| Conservation / NGO | Campaigns, reports and awareness materials produced by conservation organisations. Preferential rates may be available for clearly defined non‑profit projects. |
| Digital only | Websites, social media, online articles or presentations where the images are used exclusively on digital platforms. |
| Exhibitions & prints | Use of images for exhibition displays, wall prints or large‑format installations, for example in galleries, visitor centres or events. |
- Explore the color portfolio by country or theme and note the images that resonate with you for prints or licensing.
- Visit the main Africa Photography sales website to see detailed print options, edition information and available sizes for each image.
- For image licensing, prepare a short brief describing how the images will be used (media, territory, duration, exclusivity) and reference the relevant gallery and image IDs.
- Submit your print order or licensing enquiry via the forms on the main sales website, or send a direct message if you have specific questions.
- If you are unsure which images best fit your project or space, feel free to ask Gabriel for recommendations.
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Fine Art Prints
Also Explore Other Websites
The main Africa Photography website is the hub for print sales and licensing enquiries across Gabriel’s work. Some images from this color portfolio may also appear on the dedicated black‑and‑white and photo safari websites, where you can discover additional interpretations of similar scenes and subjects.