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Canopy xmasinjuly Astrid has travelled far and

Canopy xmasinjuly Astrid has travelled far andThe acacia signals a time of chaos and change. In Egyptian mythology the first gods were thought to be born under a cosmic acacia tree. The acacia tree was often associated with the goddess Nut who shielded her children from chaos. Part of the New Amboseli Collection by Kerry de Bruyn. Limited Edition [20] Artist Signature.

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Astrid has travelled far and wide through Africa chasing remote destinations and incredible cultures and her work speaks for itself

Photographed in Serra Cafema

the opportunities for witnessing a big tusker in its natural habitat are slim

Chris Renshaw won the Africa Geographic Photographer of the year in 2015

daughters their babies (calves)

Canopy xmasinjuly Astrid has travelled far andThe acacia signals a time of chaos and change. In Egyptian mythology the first gods were thought to be born under a cosmic acacia tree. The acacia tree was often associated with the goddess Nut who shielded her children from chaos. Part of the New Amboseli Collection by Kerry de Bruyn. Limited Edition [20] Artist Signature.

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