ABOUT
Silke Hullmann, a German wildlife photographer, pursued a corporate career but found solace in capturing the beauty of nature through photography. Mesmerized by Africa’s landscapes, she dedicated herself to wildlife conservation. As a self-taught photographer, Silke ventured into competitions and exhibitions, constantly pushing her boundaries. A member of the German Society for Nature Photography, her lens captures nature’s breathtaking beauty and conveys a profound message of preservation. Silke aims to create aesthetic images of Earth’s wonders, showcasing the evolving possibilities of photography.
As Silke progressed in her professional journey, she carried her camera as a constant companion, devoting increasing time and energy to photography. Mesmerized by the brittle charm of the savannah, the diverse rainforests, and the expansive Okavango Delta, she was particularly captivated by the vibrant colours illuminating the rugged border between Kenya and Tanzania.
Hullmann, a self-taught photographer, tirelessly honed her skills and expanded her knowledge through her relentless pursuit of exploration. Participating in national and international photo competitions and exhibiting her work for the first time, she constantly sought new horizons and pushed the boundaries of wildlife photography. Silke became a member of the German Society for Nature Photography (GDT) and joined a select group of sixteen photographers who regularly showcase their work at the Zoological Research Museum Koenig in Bonn, Germany.
Through her lens, Silke Hullmann invites viewers to appreciate the breathtaking beauty of nature and advocates for its protection. Her photography is a powerful testament to the remarkable magnificence of the natural world. As she continues her artistic journey, Silke aims to focus even more on creating aesthetic and creative images of Earth’s masterpieces, exploring the evolving possibilities of photography to depict and contextualize the wonders that surround us. Her art carries a profound message, reminding us of our responsibility to cherish and preserve the precious treasures of the natural world.
2017: Solo Exhibition at a location of Telekom Deutschland GmbH, Bonn.
2023: Exhibition of Naturfototreff Eschmar “Im Bann der Farben” at Museum Koenig, Bonn.
