Species: Wildebeests | Location: Southern Serengeti Natural Habitat Migration Base Camp, Tanzania, United Republic Of
On an early morning drive from Natural Habitat's Migration Base Camp we came upon this beautiful scene of Wildebeest grazing. The sun and sky cooperated to give this beautiful feeling of place.
About The Photographer
I became interested in photography at the age of 13 after seeing the movie “Blow-Up”. After purchasing a Nikkormat with a 50mm lens and setting up a darkroom in a basement closet, I started photographing my neighborhood in South Brooklyn. I was particularly interested in street photography and studied the works of Diane Arbus and Gary Winogrand. I was pleased that most people were receptive to having a young teenager take their picture. I now concentrate on travel, wildlife and people photography. I like trying to capture the subtle things that reflect the essence of a person or place. I’m a neuroradiologist and have been in practice for over 40 years. I believe I was drawn to a career in radiology from my love of photography as both have obvious visual similarities.Vote for this photo in the Nat Hab's 2024 Guest Photo Contest People’s Choice Awards! You can vote once per day, and each time you vote you’ll be entered for the chance to win a $500 Visa Gift Card or a $500 WWF Donation.