The Lion height-39 13" x 11" x 7"

13" x 11" x 7"

They look like they have co-existed seamlessly for centuries in much the same way as the golf course at St Andrews sits in harmony with the town that it made famous

This was the only photograph I took away from five long days in the field

the ratio of the lead to the contextual narrative worked and the weather added an extra character for free - something I always champion

Over the top of the spliced image is a PETG plastic magnifying lens which show the viewer a different image as the image is viewed from different angles

The Lion height-39 13" x 11" x 7"7" x 11. 5" x 5. 5" Edition of 100, 1987 Few animals present a more magnificent image than the full maned male African Lion. Although his manners are atrocious (he will let the females of the pride make a kill and then insist on eating his fill before they or the cubs can partake), he plays a very important role in the survival of the pride. It is the dominant male's job to defend the pride's territory and its members from intruders who would threaten