I photographed these zebras while travelling through Tsavo East National Park in Kenya, where their black-and-white silhouettes are an inseparable part of the African savannah.
While travelling through Tsavo East National Park in Kenya, zebras were among the animals I encountered most often. Their presence quickly became part of the rhythm of the landscape. At first glance, their lives seem simple — moving across the savannah, grazing, staying close to the herd and constantly watching the surroundings. Yet the longer I observed them, the more I appreciated how perfectly they belong to this harsh and beautiful environment.
- Date
- 2011-01-02