Leopard #1

[Theodore]

What a beautiful photograph - unique and striking.

[Pete Ferling]

What a beautiful photograph - unique and striking.
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At first glance I didn't notice the leopard.  With those patterns, I'd like to see that in black and white.

[michael]

At first glance I didn't notice the leopard.  With those patterns, I'd like to see that in black and white.
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That's what the Impala said before it was eaten.

Michael

[BernardLanguillier]

That's what the Impala said before it was eaten.

Michael
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Impalas like B&W too.

Cheers,
Bernard

[dchew]

I've been fascinated by this photo; beautiful.

I showed it to my wife, and she remembered a photo that Barbara Rowell took (Galen's wife).  It's remarkably similar in concept, especially realizing that it's probably a straight film shot, i.e. no desaturation.

You can see it here, but it's flash, so go to the page and then click on the leopard photo.

http://www.mountainlight.com/gallery.africa/images.html

They are both great photos; nice work Michael.

Dave Chew