fine art for the ages
Timeless fine art prints that provoke emotion.
In partnership with Governors Camp, Kenya, Dan’s collection of fine art prints are meticulously curated for the impact they have on the people that view them.
Each limited edition print is hand signed, with a certificate of authenticity from Dan Palmer Fine Art. Included, is the limited edition number, and the backstory to how the image came to fruition.
Dan’s limited edition prints range from 5 editions, up to 15 editions, and once all prints are sold, they will no longer be available. Sizes start from 34″, all the way up to 70″.
All limited edition prints are printed on the Hahnemühle Photo Rag, which is well known for its durability, and its rendition of tone and colour.
10% of all Dan’s print sales also go into supporting conservation organizations such as The Mara Elephant Project, The Pangolin Project, and the Kenya Wildlife Service.
For more in depth information on the limited edition prints that are currently available, please contact me here, and you will receive the Dan Palmer Fine Art brochure via email.
"It's not easy to care about something that you have never seen before".
Dan's images convey strong emotional attachments to them, bringing his viewers ever closer to nature by evoking a deep connection between themselves and the natural world.
Dan aims to share his love for the wild with the people that may never get the chance to experience it. By doing this, he hopes that the art he creates has a profound impact on all of his viewers, whilst raising awareness about the importance of the wildlife here on earth.
DOWN THE BARREL
All images have a story deeply embedded.
M a s a i M a r a | K e n y a | S e p t e m b e r 2 0 2 5
“ Thunder echoes across the plains, as darkness descends upon the Mara. A lurking Hyena reveals itself, looking straight down the barrel as a motionless zebra lays beneath its path”.
A darkness descends over the Mara as the expansive skies are filled with an array of charcoal shaded tones, setting the mood for the imminent storm that is fast approaching from the east.
Lightning soon strikes across the vast plains of the Musiara, changing the complexity of the landscape entirely. Storms hit different here in Africa, more violent, more unpredictable, and with a presence that fuels the adrenaline rush in search of Mara’s most feared predators.
A Hyena reveals itself from the dark, eyes glared directly towards me as its dark pearl eyes mirror the reflection of the storm above. Locked on, and looking straight down the barrel, a motionless Zebra lays beaneath it’s path.
