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During 2017, Kenya was experiencing yet another year of drought. Elephants were forced to cross this dry lake bed on a daily basis to seek sanctuary under the shadow of Kilimanjaro where the natural springs would provide the only source of water.
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This bull elephant strides out across the plains giving a feeling of isolation and simplicity. A photograph in time perhaps where if nothing is done to preserve these animals in their natural environment, we will be watching these lonely figures drifting across the landscape.
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The sunrise and sunsets in East Africa can be truly stunning. On this particular evening a family of 10 elephants made their way across the horizon as the night was drawing in.
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Please enquire for availability of print number, pricing and size.
Edition 1/10
Edition 1/10
During 2017, Kenya was receiving yet another year of drought. Elephants were forced to cross this dry lake bed on a daily basis to seek sanctuary under the shadow of Kilimanjaro where the natural springs would provide the only source of water.
Edition 1/10
Edition 1/10
Isolation and simplicity, a photograph in time where if nothing is done to preserve bull elephants in their natural environment, we will be watching these lonely figures drifting across the landscape.
Edition 1/10
The sunrise and sunsets in East Africa can be truly stunning. On this particular evening a family of 10 elephants made their way across the horizon as the night was drawing in.
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At less than a month old, this young elephant was never going to stray too far away from its mother. They share a strong bond, with males staying by mothers side up until around 14 years, whilst females staying with the herd for their lifetime.
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The open savannah provides the perfect canvas for Tom’s photography style and witnessing a white rhino upon the empty plains, it was then a matter of waiting for the world’s second largest mammal to provide the perfect pose.
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Please enquire for availability of print number, pricing and size.
Edition 1/10
Edition 1/10
During 2017, Kenya was receiving yet another year of drought. Elephants were forced to cross this dry lake bed on a daily basis to seek sanctuary under the shadow of Kilimanjaro where the natural springs would provide the only source of water.
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The leopard is a master of ambush and camouflage. As this agile female began to descend the tree, Tom framed her against the textured bark which highlights just how well they are adapted to their environment.
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This bull elephant strides out across the plains giving a feeling of isolation and simplicity. A photograph in time perhaps where if nothing is done to preserve these animals in their natural environment, we will be watching these lonely figures drifting across the landscape.
Edition 1/10
The sunrise and sunsets in East Africa can be truly stunning. On this particular evening a family of 10 elephants made their way across the horizon as the night was drawing in.
Edition 1/10
At less than a month old, this young elephant was never going to stray too far away from its mother. The bond is strong between the two with males staying by mothers side up until around 14 years of ages whilst females staying within the herd for their lifetime.
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Simplicity is a key component throughout Tom’s work. The open savannah provides the perfect canvas for this style of photography and witnessing a white rhino upon the empty plains, it was then a matter of waiting for the worlds second largest mammal to provide the perfect pose.
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Kenya’s Maasai Mara has a very interesting lion dynamic with increasing pressure from communities and a strong number of lions it can become difficult for some males to settle. This particular individual was new to the area only to be pushed on again by the stronger resident pride.
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This photograph was part of a 3 week project with the main objective to find a male lion walking towards the camera. The foot position, eye contact, lighting and background all needed to be perfect. Many failed attempts but finally resulting in this image.
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Finding a Tiger deep in the Indian forests can be challenging at the best of times but photographing one in the right light and setting takes an enormous amount of time. Over one month of watching, waiting and listening and eventually Tom’s patience was rewarded.
