Anette’s journeys as a professional wildlife and landscape photographer take her across the world. She warmly invites you to explore diverse and remote locations through her lens. From the frozen ice-lands of the Arctic to the scorching deserts of Africa. Anette’s journeys have covered thousands of miles. On these travels have allowed her to capture rare wildlife as well as beautiful landscapes that most people never get a chance to see. Her experiences in the wild, allows her to preserve the beauty of nature in her photographs. She brings these stunning moments as beautiful photographs directly to you. Whether through vibrant or black and white photos of unique or elusive animals, serene landscapes, or flourishing flora, each of Anette’s photographs tells a story. Her work invites you to appreciate Earth’s incredible diversity and experience the wonders of our planet in a way.
During a trip to India, Anette was accompanied by three renowned photographers. We had an incredible time filled with laughter and fun. Capturing photographs of the Indian rhinos, Bengal tigers, Indian leopards, and the Great Indian hornbill was an amazing experience. We also had the chance to see the Indian Peafowl.
In Namibia, Anette travels across the ancient dunes of the Skeleton Coast. Here, she finds wildlife thriving in the harshest drought conditions. However, not all is dry. The breathtaking Epupa Falls and Ruacana Falls provide excellent photo opportunities. In Sossusvlei, discover otherworldly landscapes featuring striking white clay fields against the red sand dunes.
Subsequently, in Greenland, Anette travels through the Arctic sea. The sight of massive icebergs truly sends shivers down your spine. These towering cliffs create strikingly dramatic photographs, making them a perfect statement piece for your home or office.
Anette’s journeys offer you photographs that open your mind to the wonders of Planet Earth. You can purchase my photography as stock photo licenses or as wall art prints. Feel free to reach out to Anette with any inquiries through the contact form.
Tourists climbing the highest dune in Sossusvlei in Namibia, Africa. Namibia is the hidden jewel of Africa. That is why I visit often, and I also lead photo adventure tours here as well. It is still pristine territory – an experience that no one will ever forget!” – Anette A female lion locks eyes with …
We arrived late at night in Sawai Madhopur at a farmhouse. Farmhouse, in India? Yes, it is possible. My friend Ravindra from the Ranthambore Regency has built a farmhouse in a beautiful setting at the edge of the Ranthambore National Park. He offered us the house, which has five beautiful big rooms. It was brand …
Arriving from Switzerland in Delhi with Carole Deschuymere after midnight, 1:00 am, our first “Incredible India” surprise was waiting in a queue to get our passports checked – go with the flow! The waiting was dragged to one and a half hours!! Pffff… a great start indeed, never mind to this experience, we spent each other company …
Wild Arctic journey Svalbard, to the far north of Europe, above the arctic circle to encounter the northern Arctic wildlife in their natural world. The wild Arctic in Svalbard, also called Spitsbergen, is an archipelago in the Arctic Ocean. Most people I know asked me where on earth is that? Far north, nearly in the …
Fish River Canyon in Namibia, Luderitz, geez, 30km before the town, I was asking my GPS: People live here? Sand where ever I looked, sand, dunes, and more sand. Arriving in Luderitz/Nambia was like driving into a little German town. Indeed, it is not a big city, more a small town in a sort of a German-style. …
Leaving the homeland for the trip “Alone 6000k through the natural world of Namibia”. … arriving in Windhoek / Namibia late afternoon. My first encounter with Photography in Africa – Wildlife – sort of big sign of a Warthog. “Safari already, at the airport?” No, not quite. The next morning, 8 am… yawn, the handover of …