Limited edition artworkPhotographed in Chyulu Hills, KenyaPrinted on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Bright White Click here to explore the exact size dimensions and edition numbers of all 4 sizes Time after time, there’s something about elephants that calms me down, that puts the world on pause for a moment and that makes all day-to-day worries instantly disappear as if they never existed. That is exactly why I appreciate elephants so much, I simply love how small and insignificant they make me feel, clearly defining that I’m just a small part of something much greater and making me realize that we as humans are just a tiny little wheel in the chain of life, That also happened on this magical morning in Chyulu Hills, when eye-to-eye with One-Ton, one of Africa’s most iconic Supertuskers. After having spent 5 days in a row with him, he decided to walk away from his little bull coalition of askari’s in the soft morning light, positioning himself perfectly at the foothills of Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, and waving me an intimate goodbye. A moment that will forever be etched in my memory. This limited edition artwork comes in the following editions: S - edition of 25M - edition of 15L - edition of 10XL - edition of 5Artist prints – 2 (read about it in the FAQ)*Prices of limited edition artworks may rise as edition sells out, read about it here. You are making a difference with purchasing this print!For each of this particular print being sold, I am donating 10% of the net proceeds toBig Life Foundation, so that they can continue their important work in safeguarding wildlife and people. Read more about why I am doing this here. Certificate of AuthenticityEvery limited edition artwork comes with an official Certificate of Authenticity, including a hologram patch that is matched by a unique number on both the print and the certificate. This hologram sticker can be attached to the backend of the artwork once it's framed. Due to the custom-made nature of each artwork, framing is only available through personal inquiry, read more about it in our FAQ. Do you want to know more about the difference between ‘fine-art on dibond’ & ‘acrylic glass’, click here.
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