naruto
GASitis.. finally cured?
A friend of mine shot this (IMO) brilliant series of wildlife photographs at Masai Mara, Kenya. Check out his work at http://kalyanvarma.net/essays/mara/
andredossantos
Well-known
Impressive! Thanks for sharing 
leica M2 fan
Veteran
Very beautiful work, I've never seen B&W like this before.
macfiend
Established
Very impressive series in B/W.
DRabbit
Registered
Stunning! I've never much been into wildlife photography, but this series is simply stunning. Bravo!
michaelshane
Well-known
I love these....
jorgef2002
Established
safary pix
safary pix
it has to be digital, I have never ever see BW this perfect.
jorgef2002
safary pix
it has to be digital, I have never ever see BW this perfect.
jorgef2002
kxl
Social Documentary
An impressive series from an obviously talanted photog, but IMHO, a couple of them just seemed "over-processed," at least on my monitor.
TWoK
Well-known
Very nice set of images.
payasam
a.k.a. Mukul Dube
A man to watch out for. His work, I mean.
c.poulton
Well-known
Very nice work, however this is the reason I prefer film - the images look, to my eyes at least, just 'too clean'.
mike.TTL
Member
Good looking stuff, reminds me of Nick Brandt's work. The skill and dedication involved in getting photographs like this is immense!
MV72
Marc VERRIERE
Awesome pictures. Thanks.
robin a
Well-known
I like 'em..................Robin
Neare
Well-known
It is good to see some wildlife shots changed to B&W. Something that is not done enough, it really does just give something more them. Wilderness harshness perhaps?
marduk
Well-known
Great work. I have subsribed to the RSS feed of hos journal and will check out the previous posts later!
oftheherd
Veteran
Nice photos indeed.
gliderbee
Well-known
He used a D700 with with 200-400mm lens and 70-200mm lens. I love these pictures ...
Stefan
Stefan
