"Bowing" - Polar bear (Ursus maritimus) Photograph - Limited Edition of 5

Ramona is a dedicated Wildlife, Nature, and Travel Photographer, specializing in fine art, wildlife, and landscape photography. She has been the Owner and Photographer at My Nature Photo Art® for over a decade, showcasing her expertise in capturing the beauty of unspoiled landscapes and the wonder of wildlife. Photography Journey: Ramona's passion for photography traces back to her childhood in East Germany, where a simple black and white camera sparked a lifelong interest. Influenced by her Grandfather, who served the German Government in various roles, working alongside as a tour guide with a passion for foreign languages, Ramona's curiosity about the world grew. In her early adulthood, she invested in her first professional analog camera, a Canon EOS 3000, marking the beginning of her photographic journey. A pivotal adventure to Alberta, Canada, opened her eyes to unspoiled wildlife, majestic mountains, and rustic adventures, solidifying her love for capturing moments of natural beauty. Notable Encounters: *Walking with nine-month-old lion cubs in Zimbabwe, South Africa. *Accompanying the Kibale Forest Research and Habituation Team to observe chimpanzees in the Kibale Rainforest, Uganda, East Africa. *Observing the playful antics of a family of orcas in Vancouver Island, Canada, from a Zodiac boat. Key Achievements: *Award-Winner: Recognized in multiple international photography competitions. *Published: Featured in the Nossener Rundschau magazine in Germany *Association Memberships: Former member of the German Photography Association DVF (2016-2019), current member of NANPA and CAPA. *Trademark: My Nature Photo Art® is Ramona's registered trademark. Social Media and Online Presence: https://www.instagram.com/mynaturephotoart/ Explore Ramona's photography journey and view her portfolio.: https://www.mynaturephotoart.com https://www.mynaturephotoart.com/wildlife.html https://www.mynaturephotoart.com/my-cameras-and-lenses-and-the-history-behind.html