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Leopard in the night17136
Material:
Hahnemühle fine art on metal print
Size:
150x100 cm
Finish:
German Etching (matte)
Frame:
Blind suspension system
Pieces:
3 out of 3 left
Artist
Anna Stelloo Photography
Anna is a passionate wildlife photographer with a love for mammals She loves soft, endearing photos of mammals such as foxes, deer, seals and wolves. But she can also enjoy an action photo. Birds are not always on the menu, but a beautiful owl, kingfisher or a bird of prey is always a bonus. Anna recently won a first prize in the category: other animals at the Roots photo contest and she received a highly commended at Lowlans Photo Contest. There have also been a number of publications in foreign newspapers such as the Daily Star Sunay, Daily Mail, Metro etc.
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Hahnemühle fine art on metal print
German Etching (matte)
This limited edition fine art piece is printed on German Etching paper, a premium matt paper with a slight texture that enhances the depth and subtle nuances of the artwork. It is then mounted on a sturdy dibond layer, which not only ensures the stability and strength of the artwork, but also offers a modern look. The matte finish of the paper prevents reflections and ensures a calm, sophisticated presentation. Depending on the image-maker's choice, the artwork is available with a blind hanging system or a Veneer wooden tray frame, for a classic and chic finish.
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During a trip to South Africa I had the opportunity to spend a number of nights in a shelter. You never know in advance what you are going to see or whether you are going to see anything. That makes this type of photography challenging but also tiring. After a few hours of staring in the dark, fatigue sets in and it is difficult to keep your eyes open. I then withdrew for a while to take a short nap. I really woke up just in time when I saw this beauty approaching and to my great hope she came to drink at the pond