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Sparta

€230.00

The first encounter with Sparta, a young male leopard in the Karongwe bushland of South Africa, is a memory I will never forget. It was a golden afternoon, the sun casting long shadows as we ventured deeper into the wilderness.

Suddenly, Sparta emerged from the thicket. His sleek, muscular form moved with a grace that was both fluid and powerful. My heart pounded as I raised my camera, struggling to steady my hands and catch my breath. Mere meters away, he was the embodiment of wild majesty.

Our eyes met through the lens. His deep, amber eyes held my gaze, speaking of ancient instincts and youthful curiosity. In that moment, the world around us seemed to vanish. Capturing his image felt almost intrusive, as if I was borrowing a piece of his spirit. Yet, Sparta stood his ground, allowing me this rare privilege.

This encounter was more than a photographic opportunity; it was a profound reminder of the delicate balance between man and nature. In his eyes, I saw the untamed beauty of the wild, a call to respect and preserve the fragile ecosystems that harbor such magnificent creatures. As I lowered my camera, the image of Sparta remained, etched not just on film, but in my soul—a symbol of the enduring spirit of the wild.

Taken in Karongwe, South Africa, 2024.

Artwork details
For the optimal quality the photography is printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag®308 g/m² acid- and lignin-free paper made of 100% cotton with a smooth and soft surface.

  • Size is 70 cm x 100 cm, with a white border. Frame is not included.

  • The artwork is signed, numbered and delivered with a certificate of authenticity

  • Only 5 prints are made of each art piece

10% of the profits made from this art piece will go to WWF to help protect wild animals.

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The first encounter with Sparta, a young male leopard in the Karongwe bushland of South Africa, is a memory I will never forget. It was a golden afternoon, the sun casting long shadows as we ventured deeper into the wilderness.

Suddenly, Sparta emerged from the thicket. His sleek, muscular form moved with a grace that was both fluid and powerful. My heart pounded as I raised my camera, struggling to steady my hands and catch my breath. Mere meters away, he was the embodiment of wild majesty.

Our eyes met through the lens. His deep, amber eyes held my gaze, speaking of ancient instincts and youthful curiosity. In that moment, the world around us seemed to vanish. Capturing his image felt almost intrusive, as if I was borrowing a piece of his spirit. Yet, Sparta stood his ground, allowing me this rare privilege.

This encounter was more than a photographic opportunity; it was a profound reminder of the delicate balance between man and nature. In his eyes, I saw the untamed beauty of the wild, a call to respect and preserve the fragile ecosystems that harbor such magnificent creatures. As I lowered my camera, the image of Sparta remained, etched not just on film, but in my soul—a symbol of the enduring spirit of the wild.

Taken in Karongwe, South Africa, 2024.

Artwork details
For the optimal quality the photography is printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag®308 g/m² acid- and lignin-free paper made of 100% cotton with a smooth and soft surface.

  • Size is 70 cm x 100 cm, with a white border. Frame is not included.

  • The artwork is signed, numbered and delivered with a certificate of authenticity

  • Only 5 prints are made of each art piece

10% of the profits made from this art piece will go to WWF to help protect wild animals.

The first encounter with Sparta, a young male leopard in the Karongwe bushland of South Africa, is a memory I will never forget. It was a golden afternoon, the sun casting long shadows as we ventured deeper into the wilderness.

Suddenly, Sparta emerged from the thicket. His sleek, muscular form moved with a grace that was both fluid and powerful. My heart pounded as I raised my camera, struggling to steady my hands and catch my breath. Mere meters away, he was the embodiment of wild majesty.

Our eyes met through the lens. His deep, amber eyes held my gaze, speaking of ancient instincts and youthful curiosity. In that moment, the world around us seemed to vanish. Capturing his image felt almost intrusive, as if I was borrowing a piece of his spirit. Yet, Sparta stood his ground, allowing me this rare privilege.

This encounter was more than a photographic opportunity; it was a profound reminder of the delicate balance between man and nature. In his eyes, I saw the untamed beauty of the wild, a call to respect and preserve the fragile ecosystems that harbor such magnificent creatures. As I lowered my camera, the image of Sparta remained, etched not just on film, but in my soul—a symbol of the enduring spirit of the wild.

Taken in Karongwe, South Africa, 2024.

Artwork details
For the optimal quality the photography is printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag®308 g/m² acid- and lignin-free paper made of 100% cotton with a smooth and soft surface.

  • Size is 70 cm x 100 cm, with a white border. Frame is not included.

  • The artwork is signed, numbered and delivered with a certificate of authenticity

  • Only 5 prints are made of each art piece

10% of the profits made from this art piece will go to WWF to help protect wild animals.

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In an effort to give back to the photographed animals 10% of profits from sales goes to WWF - World Wildlife Foundation´s important conservation initiatives