Land of Giants

Marlon du Toit

Title: Land of Giants

Small: Unframed: 111cm x 138cm / Framed 143cm x 170cm 

Large: Unframed 148cm x 180cm / Framed 180cm x 212cm 

Archival Pigment Print

In my work, I’m always searching for scale — for images that give context to the grandeur of the natural world. But how do you make the world’s largest land mammal appear small? You place it among the true giants of Africa.

Mana Pools has held me captive for more than a decade. Its towering Albida trees rise like ancient sentinels over the floodplains, sharing this land with elephants who have learned to live in harmony beneath them. Watching an elephant stretch up to feed from their lofty branches is to witness a perfect balance — power and grace meeting patience and reach.

To frame a scene like this is a rare privilege. It speaks to coexistence, to the beauty of scale, and to the timeless relationship between Africa’s greatest giants — the trees and the elephants who depend on them.

Limited edition of 10 prints for each size, signed by the Artist and delivered with a certificate of Authenticity.

About Marlon, 

Marlon du Toit is an acclaimed South African wildlife photographer, respected conservationist, and leading voice in wildlife tourism. He has recently joined Scapegoat Gallery in Johannesburg, where his celebrated photography is presented alongside works by internationally acclaimed artists.

With nearly two decades of experience in adventure, Marlon is a passionate explorer, memory keeper, and expedition guide. Inspired by his father’s love for wildlife photography and driven by his own enduring connection to nature, he has carried a camera as his constant companion throughout his journey. His photography captures not only the breathtaking beauty of the wild, but also the profound relationship between people and the natural world.

Marlon’s work has reached international audiences, featured on award-winning television programs including The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, NBC’s Today Show, and The Martha Stewart Show, as well as in leading publications such as National Geographic.

Through his exclusive safari and travel experiences, Marlon shares his deep reverence for wildlife with guests in the field and a growing global audience online. By combining his expertise as an expedition guide, photographer, and conservation advocate, he creates transformative encounters with nature that leave a lasting impact.

His collaborations with global brands such as Panerai, Sony Alpha, and Swarovski Optik reflect his commitment to excellence documenting adventure.

Selected works by Marlon du Toit will be on exhibition at Scapegoat Gallery from October 2025.