Month: February 2018

New elephant prints released

Six new elephant pictures released as limited edition prints

Six new photographs from Eva-Lotta Jansson’s ‘On the road to elephants’ were released at the book launch. Just like the initial Mudbathers, these photographs are available for purchase as limited edition prints, on canvas or fine arts paper. You may order your limited edition prints here.

The pictures were printed at Silvertone International, in Johannesburg, where they were also on display for the book launch.

New elephant conservation link guide

A new elephant conservation guide – published online – accompanies Eva-Lotta Jansson’s new book ‘On the road to elephants.’

This budding, ‘living’ bibliography will grow and change as new resources are added.

Some of the categories included in resource guide include:

Where to ‘see’ elephants in South Africa;

Where to ‘meet’ elephants in South Africa;

Conservation organizations doing elephant work;

Community-driven lodges;

Eco lodges;

Books about elephants;

Other publications, resource documents about elephants

Conservation organizations, and others doing elephant work, are invited to suggest their links to the guide, and/or topics for the related blog on CreativeExperiencesSA.com/blog

‘On the road to elephants’, now in online bookstores

NewBookFront‘On the road to elephants’ is now available in online bookstores

‘On the road to elephants’ is a soft-cover photography book with a written essay. Inside its pages, you’ll find lots of delightful elephant pictures. Although this isn’t really a ‘traditional’ wildlife ‘coffee-table’ book; it’s more of a story about elephants and more.

I explore, with my camera – from my rather small car – how elephants live in modern day (South) Africa. It’s a mixture of photo book, personal travel experiences and informal guide book.

Beyond the fun pictures and travel anecdotes, the book is also a more serious journalistic document about South Africa, and an exploration into our relationship, as humans, with elephants in a historical context. Elephants are a keystone species in Africa, which means that the rest of the ecosystem, including other wildlife, depend on their survival. The issues affecting elephant populations vary from region to region in Africa. That’s why I focus on South Africa, on its own, and in context of what’s happening on the continent. –Eva-Lotta Jansson

Here are some direct links where you can purchase ‘On the road to elephants:’ 

Amazon.com

Amazon.co.uk

Barnes & Noble

You may also special order the book through your local bookshop, or directly from CreativeExperiencesSA.com.