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Richard Peek, Zimbabwe, 2014
During the development of Stone Hills Wildlife Sanctuary we soon became aware of resident leopards. This image is of a magnificent male we named Nero that was taken amongst the spectacular granite outcrops on Stone Hills. This image illustrates his typical stare as seen at your own eye level, eyes that show no aggression or fear but more, we would like to think, of acceptance.
Medium/Process: Archival Pigment-based inks, 12 Colour Giclee system, Canvas, Frame : Floating Black
Dimensions: 40” x 40” (101.6cm x 101.6cm)
Framed
Richard Peek, Zimbabwe, 2014
During the development of Stone Hills Wildlife Sanctuary we soon became aware of resident leopards. This image is of a magnificent male we named Nero that was taken amongst the spectacular granite outcrops on Stone Hills. This image illustrates his typical stare as seen at your own eye level, eyes that show no aggression or fear but more, we would like to think, of acceptance.
Medium/Process: Archival Pigment-based inks, 12 Colour Giclee system, Canvas, Frame : Floating Black
Dimensions: 40” x 40” (101.6cm x 101.6cm)
Framed