Ellen
Lichtenheldt
Wildlife • Travel • Fine Art Photography
WILDLIFE STORYTELLING
Wildlife stories shaped by patience and time
My work focuses on wildlife behaviour and visual storytelling shaped by patience, observation and time spent in the field.
Many of my wildlife photography projects develop over several seasons, returning to the same places and animals to document behaviour, relationships and the environments they depend on. From Atlantic puffins on Skomer Island to urban foxes living alongside people, I am particularly interested in the quieter moments that reveal how animals adapt, interact and survive.
Through long-term projects and individual encounters, I create images that invite a closer connection with the natural world and a deeper understanding of the lives unfolding within it.
SELECTED FINE ART PRINTS
Photography for quiet, atmospheric spaces
Selected wildlife and travel photographs are available as museum-quality fine art prints, bringing quiet encounters, distant places and atmospheric moments into your home or workspace.
Each image is carefully selected for its composition, mood and visual impact. The collection includes wildlife fine art photography alongside travel, urban and aerial work, available in a range of formats and finishes.
Travel
Stories Beyond the Wild
Travel has always been another part of how I explore the world through photography. From remote islands and coastlines to cities, architecture and aerial perspectives, these stories are shaped by place, atmosphere and the details that make each destination distinct.
The first travel story takes me to São Tomé and Príncipe, a small island nation in the Gulf of Guinea shaped by rainforest, volcanic landscapes, wildlife and life along the coast.
NOTES FROM THE FIELD
FOLLOW THE JOURNEY
Stay connected
Follow wildlife stories, new projects and behind-the-scenes moments from the field.
