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Contact Gabriel Haering
Thank you for your interest in my black and white wildlife photography.
You are welcome to contact me regarding:

- editorial image licensing;
- exhibitions and curatorial projects;
- fine-art print availability;
- publications and visual storytelling;
- photography talks and presentations;
- collaborations with conservation or travel organisations;
- questions concerning a particular photograph;
- opportunities to experience wildlife photography in the African field.

Please indicate the relevant animal, country, gallery or image whenever possible. This will help me identify the work concerned and respond more precisely.

I personally read every message and will reply as soon as reasonably possible.
Photographer preparing camera gear in the African bush
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Email contact
For most requests, please write to:

info@africa-photography.ch

If a phone or video call would be helpful, I will be happy to share direct contact details once I understand your project and availability.
Sending a clear brief
To make it easier to help you, please include:
  • What you are interested in (prints, licensing, safaris, editorial use, exhibition, etc.).
  • Countries or subjects you have in mind.
  • Intended use, approximate sizes, quantities and timelines.
  • Any technical or stylistic requirements.
How to point me to a photo
If your message is about particular photographs, please include as much reference information as possible so I can quickly find the right images:
  • The country page (for example: Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, Namibia or Zimbabwe).
  • The gallery or section title where you saw the image.
  • Any visible file name, code or caption shown near the photo.
  • The URL of the page where the image appears.
  • A short description of the scene (for example: two elephants crossing a dry riverbed at sunset).
This is especially important for licensing, editorial projects and exhibition selections.
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