Photo 27 – Border Crossing
Location: Okavango Delta, Botswana
Date: June 23, 2017
Description: Two young elephants (Loxodonta africana)
These two young African elephants just made the crossing from Botswana to Namibia with their herd. Elephants are a matriarchal society where the oldest female elephant decides where the herd will go for food and water. Due to the ivory trade, elephants are being poached at an alarming rate. An elephant is killed every 26 minutes on average.
Available Purchase Options
This photograph can be purchased as professional mounted prints in 3 sizes in 2 different finish options. Highlighted in yellow is the size and finish option that was on display at the exhibit.
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Size |
HD Acrylic |
Canvas Gallery Wrap |
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11” x 14” |
$150 |
$140 |
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18” x 24” |
$350 |
$275 |
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24” x 36” |
$650 |
$450 |
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