Galleries Wildlife
Jason’s fine art prints are held in private collections around the world and have been exhibited internationally including the USA, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Europe.
Ghostly scenes on the volcano caldera floor with a pair of critically endangered Black Rhinoceros. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania.
The Last from £161.00
from £161.00
An Australian thorny devil with an erect tail moves across a sand dune South Australia.
Moloch horridus from £161.00
from £161.00
A yawning eight-week-old female lion cub. Melbourne Zoo, Victoria, Australia.
That time of Day from £161.00
from £161.00
A mother golden lion tamarin carries her offspring on her back. Melbourne Zoo, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Motherhood from £161.00
from £161.00
A black rhinoceros and her calf in tall grass. Ngorongoro Crater, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Great Rift Valley, Tanzania.
Generations from £161.00
from £161.00
Sacred also known as a Hamadryas baboon yawning. Melbourne Zoo, Victoria, Australia.
Primate Song from £161.00
from £161.00
Multiple exposure of African elephants crossing a plain. Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe.
Going, going, gone from £161.00
from £161.00
The geometric scales of a Parsons Chameleon tail. When at rest, the long prehensile appendage coils beneath the reptile in an elegant spiral. When awake and active, it becomes an anchor or fifth-leg to enable the chameleon to remain motionless whilst hunting or moving between branches.
Circle of Life from £161.00
from £161.00
A critically endangered Black Rhinoceros. There’s a misconception that poaching of rhino is a recent phenomenon. Although numbers increased exponentially in the last century, poaching has been occurring since 1200 BC. The horns were once shaped as wine cups, and the thick skin to manufacture armour for soldiers, belts and even crowns in China. In the Middle East the horns were carved to make the handles of ceremonial daggers known as Jambiyas. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
Critically Endangered from £161.00
from £161.00
A curious brumby looks into the camera during training with a horse master. In Australia wild horses are known as brumby and as a group, a mob. Namatjira, Ipolera Out Station, Northern Territory, Australia
Curious Brumby from £161.00
from £161.00
Sleep. A dusting of sand lies across the carapace of a sea turtle napping on the ocean floor. The mosaic of its shell blends in with the sand and surrounding sea grass. A dance of sunlight filters down from the shallow surface.  Lizard Island National Park, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia.
Sea Turtle daydreams from £161.00
from £161.00
The magnificent mane of the Black and White Colobus. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Zoological Board of Victoria, Victoria, Australia.
Bad hair day from £161.00
from £161.00
Close-up of a Saltwater Estuarine Crocodile's scales, jaw and teeth. Alice Springs Desert Park, Northern Territory, Australia.
Never smile at a ... from £161.00
from £161.00
A wildlife carer feeds an orphaned Red Kangaroo joey milk. Sturt National Park, New South Wales, Australia.
Orphaned Joey's from £161.00
from £161.00
The not so subtle wrinkles and folds around the eye of this Elephant make for a wonderfully textured image. I always remind myself nature fills every void, and in the largest of mammals there would be other organisms living between those folds. Their entire existence and battle to reproduce occurring in the dark dirt-filled crevasses of age.
Life Lines from £161.00
from £161.00
Dingo pups playing inside a hollow log testing their strength and stamina. Debate exists in Australia about the future and role of dingoes in the environment; and also their genetics, with many regions claiming that they have the purist population. Victoria, Australia.
Dingo pups from £161.00
from £161.00
Male axis deer lock antlers during a territorial battle. Ranthambhore National Park, India.
A Moments Pause from £161.00
from £161.00
Close up of the face and right eye of a Clydesdale draft horse. near Rheola, Central Victoria, Australia.
Clydesdale from £161.00
from £161.00
A enormous rainbow arches across the savannah above the Great Migration of wildebeest. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
Pot of Gold from £161.00
from £161.00
A herd of African Buffalo and a pair of Black Rhinoceros dwarfed on the immense volcano caldera floor. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania.
Ngorongoro from £161.00
from £161.00
Portrait of an endangered golden lion tamarin with orange-gold mane. Melbourne Zoo, Victoria, Australia.
Golden Lion Tamarin from £161.00
from £161.00
A close view of the eye of a green iguana. Victoria, Australia.
Jurassic world from £161.00
from £161.00
Closeup of the neck and green scales of a Green Iguana. Melbourne Zoo, Victoria, Australia
Iguanidae from £161.00
from £161.00
A large male Red Kangaroo stands among wildflowers in the desert at sunset. Sturt National Park, New South Wales, Australia.
Boomer in wildflowers from £161.00
from £161.00
A Meerkat pup warms itself in the chill morning air. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Zoological Board of Victoria, Victoria, Australia.
Meerkat Pup from £161.00
from £161.00
The Maned Wolf from South America is often referred to as the 'fox on stilts' because of its appearance. However it is not related to foxes or wolves. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Zoological Board of Victoria, Victoria, Australia.
Maned Wolf from £161.00
from £161.00
Portrait of a majestic hunter, the Sumatran male tiger. Melbourne Zoo, Victoria, Australia.
Majestic Hunter from £161.00
from £161.00