When asked to do a comment Andrew just said “She’s a beauty” and I think that says it all — Dawid

Dawid managed to capture the majesty of Table mountain as viewed from Blouberg Strand in an iconic image! I selected this image as the view is one that reminds me of my maternal grandfather who painted this exact scene in oil on canvas many years ago and this painting always held pride of place in the home when I was growing up. Dawid’s superb image now hangs proudly above my study desk and exerts a calming influence aiding concentration and reflection.I picked a great frame, simple yet the grey frame accentuates the natural colours of the landscape and the framing also focuses attention on the image itself.

The moment I saw this giraffe, I knew I had to have it!  The giraffe’s expression made me giggle and she just looks a little mischievous!  The pale pink background is very soft and muted which adds to her femininity!  The framer at Michael’s was so nice and couldn’t wait to frame this print as she loved this giraffe.  I selected the “Shabby” style white frame because it was a casual frame that did not create a distraction from the image of the cute giraffe.

The pinks and greens on this print are so vivid and outstanding!  The framer at Micheal’s remembered me because of the quality of paper of this print.  She commented on the high quality of paper and it had been approximately 2 years ago since I framed other prints from Dawid! I selected the “shabby” white frame because I wanted to have a stark contrast with the colors in the print.  Also, the white frame is  perfect contrast against the wallpaper, which was a perfect choice because it highlighted the vibrant colors of the print.   I am so glad I trust Michael’s with the prints from Dawid.

I wanted the viewer to be intrigued by the image then feel rewarded on finding the elephant’s eye. You have to come close to see the eye properly. Then you sense the life and intelligence behind it. The print is set deep in the frame giving the impression of looking down into the eye.

Natural action photo of a young kudu bull, stunning photo of lion and bullying young bulls with mature bull standing guard through the eye of an elephant.

I love this picture as I was wanting something without too much detail. I also chose a simple frame to not take too much focus away from the picture. The picture and print quality is awesome. Thank you for a great shot. I love it.

All Dawid’s photographs are inspirational and the choice is difficult, but we were looking specifically for a cheetah. This lady is beautiful, with her cubs merging so well into their surroundings that one is almost invisible. The frame we chose we thought was empathetic with the greens and browns of their home..

The reason for us choosing this picture is that it shows the majestic cats in their natural habitat. The Lions symbolize strength, power and ferocity which you can see in this picture. It gives our friends and family a feel for the wildlife and a taste of Africa. We framed it with a weathered frame to maintain a wildlife character.

We selected the frame colour to complement the colour of the kudus. The locked horns creates drama in the photograph and their markings and architectural horns are beautifully captured. The print quality is good and the rendition of the colours of the African scene is excellent.

I love the tranquility of this photograph. I feel as though I am sitting at the rivers edge listening to the water gurgling over the rocks…. and the heron….contemplating his next meal…….? The frame is still being sourced.

I liked the reflection of the elephant family in the watering hole. The combination of muted yellows and blues appealed to me. On receiving the print I was very surprised and impressed with the quality of the paper and I was surprised at how relatively quick I received the print in the U.S. When I took the print to the frame shop, the owner was very impressed with the quality of the colors and the paper as well. It will be hanging in my family counselling office as a visual reminder of how families represent safety, protection and cooperation.

The hippo made me smile and I liked the blues and greys of the print. The quality of the paper is of excellent quality and the shipping to the U.S. was relatively quick and speedy. The owner of the frame shop really liked this print as well because he has not seen anything like it. The print made him smile as well. It will be hanging in my counselling office where I counsel clients with drug/alcohol issues to represent how we need each other and depend on each other in our daily lives.

The steely glare and ruffled feathers perfectly captures the personality of the small owlet. We chose a grey/blue frame with gold inlay and and white border since this complements the blues and browns in the photograph. (Pearl-spotted owlet — framed photo to follow)

I found this photograph of the Goliath Heron really attractive. I like the natural setting, the clear colours and the detail of the bird’s feathers. It was important to make sure that the frame wouldn’t overwhelm the delicate colours of the bird and its surroundings. The green mount and grey frame bring the bird to the fore.

My husband and I love the photos of the lions as it symbolises Africa to us. It is such a beautiful photo with the male and female lions relaxing in the grass. I will be framing it in a weathered frame to emphasis the ambiance of the outdoors.