Africa

1. I liked the way that he made the subjects pop compared to the rest of the others. I am also shocked on how Nick could stay in the animals environment for that long. I also appreciate on how much Nick cares about the animals.

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3. This picture shows a unique characteristic from what Nick thinks about jaguars. this was chosen because it probably connects to Nick in a certain way. That is probably why he made 4 of them blending in with each other.

4. One example of one would be that he filled the frame. That means that mostly the whole frame was covered in the subject.

5. He used a Pentax 67II camera with two fixed lens. To know wha type of photos he will be taking, for example like what was the shutter speed.

6. He takes the photos to capture the spirit within the subjects.

7.  He cares about them and he wants to help them in any way that he can.

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Photographs from East Africa, in his trilogy of books that Brandt hopes will memorialize "the vanishing natural grandeur of East Africa."

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