This stunning photography monograph showcases David Yarrow's extraordinary wildlife images, featuring 150 iconic photographs that highlight endangered species. With a compelling narrative, Yarrow shares insights from his two-decade career, emphasizing his commitment to conservation and donating all book royalties to charitable causes.
Iconic Photographs of the World's Vanishing Animals and Cultures
Exploring the intricate relationships between wildlife and indigenous communities, this book delves into the lives of big cats and elephants. It highlights the cultural significance of these animals and the challenges faced by both wildlife and local populations. Through vivid storytelling and insightful analysis, the narrative emphasizes conservation efforts and the importance of preserving traditional knowledge. The interplay of nature and culture is central, offering readers a deeper understanding of ecological and social dynamics.
David Yarrow shares his two decades of experience capturing wildlife through photography, offering insights and stories from his adventures. He distills essential lessons for photographers, covering composition and perspective, tips for using remote cameras, and strategies for safely interacting with dangerous animals. Additionally, he delves into the philosophy that drives his work, providing readers with a deeper understanding of both the art of photography and the natural world.
Adventure and misadventure unfold through the lens of David Yarrow, whose evocative photography captures iconic personalities, sporting moments, and endangered wildlife. This retrospective showcases over 125 stunning images, blending cinematic storytelling with behind-the-scenes insights and Yarrow's personal narratives. Spanning diverse locations from the Wild West to the Caribbean, the work is both poignant and dramatic, reflecting Yarrow's influence in the fine-art market and his collaborations with renowned figures in fashion and sports.
Masters of Photography
In "Wie ich Fotos mache" gewährt David Yarrow, ein Meister der Tierfotografie, Einblicke in seine Arbeitsweise und die Entstehung seiner besten Bilder. In 20 Lektionen vermittelt er Wissen über Licht, Komposition und den Umgang mit Wildtieren. Das Buch ist Teil der Reihe "Masters of Photography" und bietet inspirierende Einblicke in die Philosophie großer Fotografen.