Blurred Lines
Pilanesberg National Park, 2020 - An motion blur abstract portrait of a zebra created with a slow shutter speed and intentional camera movement. Photographs like this are especially never repeatable.
Fine Art Giclée print on 230gsm fine art paper.
Framed behind 3mm clear glass (A1 and smaller) or 3mm clear perspex (A0).
Backed with 3mm MDF and fitted with hanger plates.
CANVAS SPECS
Printed on 340gsm archival cotton canvas, stretched and fitted into a floater frame with a 5mm shadow gap.
Comes ready to hang.
Every piece is made to order. Print and canvas orders are produced within 7–10 working days.
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All pieces are made to order, so we don't accept returns.
Byron Grobler
Byron started his photographic journey as a safari guide in Pilanesberg in 2017 and hasn't really stopped moving since. Based in South Africa, he shoots wildlife with the eye of someone who genuinely understands the bush - the behaviour, the patience, the quiet moments that most people miss.
In 2022 his image Coexistence - a leopard crossing a dam wall in Pilanesberg - won the Nature Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award. It's a good example of how he works: unhurried, observant, always looking at the bigger picture.
His work is about connection more than spectacle. That's why it looks good on a wall.
