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In 2001, I traveled to South Africa and my pics did not even come close to this. It’s not easy, because unless the animals are resting, movement is very difficult to capture with the perfect lighting, especially when you have to keep a respectable distance from these animals. At the end of my trip, I had to purchase postcards for my album š
Steph
It almost makes these animals look “human” in a way. Stunning is right…
Thank you for sharing.
Your right, his photos ARE stunning!! I absolutely love black and white photography. Thanks for sharing.