Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Africa's wild animals black-white photography

Giraffes in Evening Light, Maasai Mara 2006

Elephant Exodus #2, Amboseli 2004

Abandoned Ostrich Egg

Buffalo With Lowered Head

Elephant Herds Crossing Lake Bed in Sun D

Elephant with Tattered Ears

Elephants Moving Through Grass

Elephants on Bleached Lake Bed

Giraffes and Dust Devil

Giraffes Battling in Forest

Giraffes with Migration Trail

Gorilla On Rock

Lion CU Portrait

Lion Under Leaning Tree

Lion with Monolith

Lions Head to Head

Rhino on Lake

Rhinos in Lake

Lion Before Storm II- Sitting Profile

Zebras Turning Heads

Cheetah and Cubs

Wildebeest Crossing

Lioness Against Rock

Baboons in Profile

Hippos on Mara River

Elephant With Exploding Dust

Elephant Exodus

Cheetah and Cubs Lying on Rock

Lion Windswept

Sitting Lionesses

Cheetah in Tree

Giraffe Fan

Elephant Mother and Two Babies

Elephant Herd

Buffalo Group Portrait

Portrait of Lion Standing in Wind

Giraffes Under Swirling Clouds

Chimp Portrait With Hand II

Lioness with Cub Feeding

Lioness Looking Out Over Plains

Giraffe Looking Over Plains

Lioness In Crater

Leopard in Crook of Tree

Elephant Mother and Baby Holding Leg

Chimpanzee Posing

Elephant Ghost World

Rhino in Dust

Elephant Cathedral

Giraffe and Baby in Trees

Elephant Drinking


Why the animals of Africa in particular? And more particularly still, East Africa? There is perhaps something more profoundly iconic, mythical, mythological even, about the animals of East Africa, as opposed to say, the Arctic or South America.
Photographs by Nickbrandt


5 comments:

  1. i think the animals of Africa are beautiful...it shows just one thing about Africa's beauty

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  2. extraordinar...spectaculos...aproape genial!

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  3. Extraordinar...spectaculos...aproape genial!

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  4. speechless. i am really blown away.
    usually i don't care much for animals and this are just... wow.

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  5. What a collection!!!....Very moving.Thanks for putting them up there.

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