The Soul of Africa, Captured
Transforming raw wildlife moments into timeless, gallery-worthy prints.
Meet Tim Driman
All the images and art found in this Online Store, is the exclusive work of International award-winning, South African wildlife photographer – Tim Driman.
Born in Durban (South Africa) he can be accurately described as a true son of the African bush, well versed in the nuances of the Zulu culture, which is known for its close relationship with the natural fauna, and flora found in the various wilderness areas, from where they naturally source, roots, leaves and other vegetation for health benefits.
Even his Zulu name “GONONDO” which his staff bestowed on him over 40 years ago. As deep respect to his uncanny powers of careful observation.
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Why A0 Prints?
Each image in this collection is a powerful moment from the wild — ethically captured by award-winning wildlife photographer Tim Driman, and transformed into fine art for the discerning collector.
We offer our work exclusively in A0 size because we believe the scale does justice to the subject, the technique, and the story behind each photograph. These large-format prints are designed to make a bold, immersive statement in any space — commanding attention and reflecting the grandeur of the wild.
For custom size requests, please email us directly — we’re happy to assist where possible.
What is Hi-Key?
Hi-Key is a photographic technique that uses bright lighting, minimal shadows, and a predominance of white or light tones to create a clean, airy, and often ethereal effect. In wildlife photography, Hi-Key is used to isolate the subject against a soft or white background, drawing attention to fine details, textures, and expressions that might otherwise be lost in a traditional setting. The result is a striking, minimalist image that feels both modern and artistic — perfect for large-format fine art prints.
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