Bring the Raw Magic of Kenya to Your Wall

Embark on a monthly journey through East Africa’s most iconic wildlife reserves. For two weeks, I explored Kenya’s diverse ecosystems: from sleepless nights in a photohide at Shompole to tracking leopards across the plains of the Maasai Mara.

This 2027 edition brings you face-to-face with unforgettable wildlife encounters:

• Shompole: Patiently waiting from dusk till dawn to capture (nocturnal) wildlife at the waterhole, including the Spotted Hyena featured on this year's cover.

• Maasai Mara: Days spent accompanying a wild, elusive leopard through its territory across the vast plains.

• Nairobi National Park: A rare first-day encounter with a majestic White Rhino boasting an extraordinary horn.

• Amboseli: Breathtaking moments alongside giant elephant herds.

More Than Just a Calendar: Stories & Science

Each month presents a high-resolution, matte print. To deepen your connection with each moment, the calendar includes an exclusive 14th page packed with fascinating species facts and personal background stories behind each shot. Perfect for nature lovers, photography enthusiasts, and safari dreamers!

📦 Pre-Order & Delivery

• Limited First Edition: A small batch has already been printed and is ready for immediate dispatch while stocks last!

• Pre-Order Period: Open until November 15th (guarantees your copy from the second print run).

• Official Shipping: Starts November 23th at the latest.

• Personal Touch: Every single calendar is personally packed by me and includes a small surprise gift. 🎁

📐 Product Specifications

• Size: 42 × 29.7 cm (DIN A3 format)

• Language: German (Deutsch)

• Paper: Premium 250 gsm heavy-weight matte paper

• Binding: Elegant black Wire-O spiral binding with wall hanger

• Pages: 14 pages (Cover + 12 Months + Story & Species Page + Sturdy Backing Board)

• Origin: Designed and printed in Germany

🐾 Featured Species (in order of appearance)

Spotted hyena (cover + December), helmeted guinea fowl, leopard, African savannah elephant, banded mongoose, plains zebra, bare-faced go-away bird, white rhino, lion, impala, cheetah, masai giraffe.

Respect for nature always comes first. All animals were photographed in their natural habitats without causing them any harm.