Ralf Tobias NFT Photography Collection
Dr. Ralf Tobias (1963) is a german specialist in veterinary cardiology based in Hannover. His love for the African bush and wildlife, especially his love for cheetahs, leads him as a student to the vet school of Pretoria and the Kruger National Park on an internship basis in the 80´s. Since then he returns to the National Parks and Game Reserves in South - and East Africa on a regular base.
His photographic ambitions of wildlife and zoo photography started in the 70´s guided through Prof. Bernhard Grzimek for whom he worked on King cheetah reportage in the deWildt Cheetah Center in the late 80s. His work is published in several german magazines.
Cheetah At Speed
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The fastest mammal on earth chasing a herd of gnus on a July afternoon in Kenya's Masai Mara. There are moments when all 4 legs are in the air. Her two subadults watching and learning from her nearby - Sony Alpha 9 400 mm.
The Hunt
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On a rainy late September evening a coalition of 5 cheetahs in Kenya's Masai Mara came across a Topi calf in the grass. While 2 were waiting in the bushes, 3 did chase the Topi after they were inspired when the calf began running away - Sony 7 RIII 300 mm.
40% of the proceeds from the first sale of this photograph, and 4% from every sale after that is contributed to the Endangered Wildlife Trust.
So buy a wildlife NFT and downloadable hi-res image in this collection, and when you sell it keep 90% of the proceeds for yourself.
Giraffe Necking
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In the rutting season giraffe bulls are necking with other territorial bulls, the females watching from a distance. What looks like a sign of love to the viewer is in truth a sign of aggression - Olympus OMD EM1 MARK III 400 mm
The Great Migration
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Millions of Gnus and Zebras are on a permanent migration between Tanzania and Kenya. Part of the journey is the crossing of the Mara River at the border between the two East African countries. A dangerous undertaking due to crocodiles in the river and sometimes lions on the riverbank - Olympus OMD EM1 MARK III 400 mm.
Zebras Under The Tree
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Early July morning in Kenya's Masai Mara has a warm light covering the zebra herd at the beginning of the Great Migration under an acacia tree - Sony Alpha 9 350 mm.
Spotted Honeymoon
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A pair of leopards on honeymoon. The elusive cats even separate from each other after the act till they meet again and again for pairing - Sony alpha 7RIII 300 mm.
Cheetah Family After The Rain
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This cheetah mother did hunt unsuccessfully in heavy rainfall for her babies. Exhausted, she returned to some bushes for resting. After the rain the mother cared for her wet and cold babies - Olympus OMD EM1 MARK III 250 mm.
Catwalk
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A young lioness started stalking a herd of gnu in the very early light of a September morning in Kenya's Masai Mara - Sony Alpha 7 RIII 300 mm.
40% of the proceeds from the first sale of this photograph, and 4% from every sale after that is contributed to the Endangered Wildlife Trust.
So buy a wildlife NFT and downloadable hi-res image in this collection, and when you sell it keep 90% of the proceeds for yourself.