Frank Krahmer is internationally known as a creative nature photographer with strong artistic influences.Due to own experiences in watercolor painting he doesn't see the world through documentary eyes, but integrates creative elements such as blurring and zoom effects, minimal depth of field with intended defocus and abstract visions. Moods of light he catches with the camera corresponding the approach "painting with light". His goal is highest photographic quality combined with creativity.

Several times Frank visited all continents on the search for the treasures of fauna and flora.
Especially he is fascinated by extreme landscapes like deserts, rainforests and arctic biotopes.
In fauna he is most impressed by characteristic mammals like big african game and symbolic colorful birds.

His images are marketed worldwide by the most known stock agencies.
Annually he participates the worldwide most renowned nature image competitions like BG Wildlife Photographer Of The Year, Gesellschaft deutscher Tierfotografen GDT and  Agfa Wildlife Award in South Africa, where his images are awarded regularly.

Begin of 2005 Frank changed to digital photography and uses Canon EOS 1Ds Mark II since then, which set a new standard concerning image qualities.
Before he used analog Canon equipment  - EOS1V bodies and lenses from 17 to 500 mm - using exclusively Fuji Velvia 50 and Provia 100F film due to their enormous resolution and color saturation.

Frank is member of the Society of German Animal Photographers (Gesellschaft deutscher Tierfotografen GDT), which fights for smooth approach to nature photography subjects and nature protection.