Wildlife Captured (Legally)

Every photograph here was taken by me, Niel Pienaar — somewhere between sunrise, dust, and too little coffee. Each is available as a fine art print or unstretched canvas in A3, A2, or A1, printed locally to museum-grade quality.

To order, just fill in the contact form with the image name, size, and format. I’ll handle the rest — from printing to couriering it safely to your door (shipping excluded). Digital copies are also available on request — and if you joined me on safari, your memories are already yours.

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Pricing

You can choose between high-quality matte true fibre prints or unstretched canvas (perfect for shipping and custom framing). Sizes available:

• A3 – ZAR 750 (Print) | ZAR 1000 (Canvas)
• A2 – ZAR 1000 (Print) | ZAR 1250 (Canvas)
• A1 – ZAR 1250 (Print) | ZAR 1500 (Canvas)

Digital Copies

Yes, I do sell full-resolution digital copies on request. But let’s talk about what you need first — pricing is flexible depending on your intentions. (And no, I don’t charge more just because your email has “LLC” at the end.)

Important: If you came on safari with me, your digital memories are already yours — no charge. It’s part of the experience.

Shipping & Delivery

• Within South Africa: I use either The Courier Guy or PostNet — your choice.
• International: Whatever shipping method works best for you.
• Note: Shipping is not included in the prices above and will be added based on your location.

How to Order

Simple: Fill in the contact form below with your request. Tell me what image you want, what format, and what size. I’ll reply faster than a squirrel spotting a dropped rusk and we’ll take it from there.

Rights & Disclaimers

All images on this website are the original work of Daniel Pienaar — meaning I took them, I edited them, and yes, I know exactly where I was standing when that leopard looked straight into my soul.

You are welcome to purchase digital or printed versions for personal use, but reproduction, distribution, or commercial use without permission will result in a strongly worded email… and possibly a disappointed sigh from somewhere deep in the bush.

Safari guests may receive complimentary digital images as part of their trip, but all rights remain with the photographer. In short: you get to relive the moment — I get to keep the copyright.