Elephant Portrait in Living Room
Elephant Portrait
From $195 / Full Bleed / Unframed
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Archival Quality
Museum-Grade

The lines begin at her eyes.

They map forty years. Forty dry seasons. Forty migrations across a landscape that shrinks a little more each decade. She has buried calves. She has outrun fire. She has stood between her herd and men with rifles.

Look at this face long enough and you stop seeing an elephant. You see a survivor.

She is still here because someone chose her. Rangers walk her territory before dawn. Scouts radio her position through the acacia. Families stake their futures on her continued existence.

40% of this purchase funds them directly. Not a charity. A partnership.

Your wall becomes part of her story.

Elephant Portrait

12 × 18" $195
18 × 27" $395
24 × 36" $695
30 × 40" $1195
36 × 48" $1895
White
Black
No Frame
Full Bleed
2" Premium Soft Matt
Paper
308 gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag
Finish
Archival Lustre

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Dirk Collins

Dirk Collins

Photographer & Filmmaker

Dirk Collins is the flagship artist at Planet 5 Gallery, whose work defines preservation photography. Co-founder of Teton Gravity Research and Emmy-nominated filmmaker, Collins brings 30 years of visual storytelling to fine art photography that celebrates mountain communities as preservation partners.

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Dirk Collins

Dirk Collins

Photographer & Filmmaker

Dirk Collins is the flagship artist at Planet 5 Gallery, whose work defines preservation photography. Co-founder of Teton Gravity Research and Emmy-nominated filmmaker, Collins brings 30 years of visual storytelling to fine art photography that celebrates mountain communities as preservation partners.

Learn More →
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