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Zimbabwe Collection

A curated selection of Zimbabwe’s iconic landscapes and wildlife, captured by Ralph Stutchbury. A celebration of the country that shaped Camera Africa and remains at the heart of its story.

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Chitake Buffalo Herd Chitake Buffalo Herd Chitake Buffalo Herd Chitake Buffalo Herd Chitake Buffalo Herd Chitake Buffalo Herd
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A vast herd of buffalo gathers along a dry riverbed in Chitake, Zimbabwe, moving as one through drifting dust and fading light. An atmospheric piece, capturing scale and collective rhythm of the herd.
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At sunset, Mosi-oa-Tunya — “The Smoke That Thunders” — reveals its full drama. Mist rises from Victoria Falls as the Zambezi disappears into the gorge, lit by the last golden light of the day.
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At the Water's Edge
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Zebras gather at the water’s edge in soft evening light, their reflections creating a calm and timeless scene for the home.

Our Prints

Meticulous Production

Each Camera Africa print is produced in collaboration with a fine art print house based in London, using an archival giclée printing process and printed to order to ensure exceptional quality.

Exceptional Materials

Our works are printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag — a 100% cotton fine art paper prized for its soft, fibrous feel and lightly defined felt structure, chosen for its ability to hold depth, texture, and tonal nuance.

Every print is signed and shipped with a certificate of authenticity.

Years in the Making

The images themselves are the result of years of experience in the field, long days, patience, and time spent waiting for fleeting moments in some of Africa’s wildest and most remote places.

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The white-backed vulture (Gyps africanus) is the most common vulture species in Africa. White-backed vultures are scavengers that feed on carrion. They feed on the carcasses of large, grazing animals. White-backed vultures feed in groups and are ofte
The rock hyrax Procavia capensis, also called dassie, or rock rabbit, occur across sub-Saharan Africa. Usually found in rocky hills and gorges where they are able to hide and escape from predators. Hyraxes typically live in groups of 10–50 anim
Spotted Hyaena. Crocuta Crocuta. A heavily built dog-like animal with a large head and sloping back. Spotted Hyaenas are social creatures that live in clans of up to 40 animals. The clan consists of a dominant female, her daughters and their offsprin
Kudu. Tragelaphus strepsiceros. A graceful, athletic large antelope with a stately bearing. These browsers are found in savannah where there are trees. Usually found in family groups of 5 to 12 animals consisting mainly of females and calves. Males f
The African buffalo (Syncerus caffer) is one of the most successful grazers and can live on tall, coarse grasses. As one of the Big Five game animals, they are often sought after by trophy hunters. African buffaloes have few predators and are capable
The impala can be described as perfection in an antelope; it is both beautiful and athletic, unusually adaptable. It is the most common antelope in southern and eastern Africa. . . . . #impala #antelope #wildlifephotography #africananimals. #Aepyce
Red velvet mites or rain bugs are small arachnids (eight-legged arthropods) usually found in plant litter. As children we called them Christmas beetles. Mites are tiny, creatures that are closely related to ticks. They are arthropods which means that
TokTokkies are flightless beetles that make distinct noises by tapping on the ground with the abdomen. Nearly 200 species of Toktokkies are found in Namibia and 20 have adapted to the extreme temperatures of the Namib Desert. They survive on water fr
African Yellow White-eye, spotted in my garden in Harare 🍃 #birdphotography #bird_world #nuts_about_birds #birdnatureshots #naturelovers
Bat-Eared Fox Otocyon megalotis is of the genus Otocyon (A dog with large ears) They are the only truly insectivorous canid. They feed on termites. Using their large, very sensitive ears they ‘listen’ for their prey. Their teeth are much
The black backed Jackal that stole our biltong while camped at Rooiputs in the Kgaligadi Transfrontier park. . . . . #jackal #blackbackedjackal #kgalagaditransfrontierpark #botswanasafari #wildlifephotography
The rare Damara Dik-Dik is one of the world’s smallest antelope. They are found in parts of Angola and Namibia. Browses mainly leaves, but also feeds on herbs, flowers, berries and pods. They weigh around 5.5 kg. Only the rams have horns. Pairs