Africa – Land of the Giants
£495.00
Title: Land of the Giants
Artist: Paul Haddon Fine Art Photography
Type: Limited Edition Giclée Print on Canvas varnished
Image size: 112.0cm x 54cm
Framed Size: 123.5cm x 66.5cm
Edition size: 195
Available formats:
Framed: in a Black Frame with gold/Bronze sight edge
Land of the Giants Paul Haddon Photography
Land of the Giants Paul Haddon Photography
Fine art wildlife photography
Echoes of the Earth
Paul Haddon’s “Land of the Giants” captures a striking juxtaposition of iconic African wildlife. The artwork features an elephant, partially visible, and a rhinoceros with its calf. The artist masterfully portrays the animals in their natural habitat.
Tones of the Terrain
Haddon employs a muted colour palette. It reflects the arid landscape of the African savanna. Earthy tones of brown and grey dominate, suggesting a dry, sun-baked environment. Furthermore, the subtle variations in colour bring depth and texture to the scene.
A Delicate Balance
The composition places the elephant on the left and the rhinos towards the centre. The vast landscape stretches out behind them. Despite the size difference, Haddon portrays a sense of harmony between the species. In addition, it highlights their shared existence in this environment.
Elegance of the Frame
The framed presentation complements the artwork, adding a touch of sophistication. The frame enhances the painting without overpowering it. Therefore, it makes it suitable for display in various settings.
Paul Haddon Biography
Discovery of Photography
Paul Haddon discovered his passion for photography at age 14. He started taking pictures with his dad’s film camera, capturing moments with Rebel, his German Shepherd. Eager to understand photography’s technical side, Paul enrolled in a night school course. Within two years, he achieved both “O” and “A” level standards in photography.
Unique Exploration
Paul enjoyed photographing unusual subjects such as cemeteries in the magical, eerie light of late nights. These explorations often frightened him, yet fueled his creativity. Eventually, work and family commitments shifted his priorities, and photography took a back seat. However, nearly 20 years later, the advent of digital photography reignited his interest. Paul couldn’t resist; he purchased his first digital camera.
Commercial Success
Paul’s first commercial achievement came with a panoramic montage of the Back Beach in Teignmouth, sold in his restaurant. As demand for his framed photography grew, he ventured into the picture framing and Fine Art industries. This journey eventually led to the creation of Haddon Galleries in Torquay.
Ongoing Adventures
Now, Paul travels to exotic locations to photograph a variety of subjects, including wildlife, street life, landscapes, and seascapes. Nature and the world around him continue to inspire and amaze him.




