Fabian Haas has just added new images to the Photo-Africa Stock Library.
Experimental Wildlife by Fabian Haas
Now the interesting thing about Fabian’s latest images is that he drew the inspiration for these ‘experimental’ images from Nick Brandt’s work. If you are not familiar with Nick Brandt you can check out a review I did of his second book by clicking here and you will see that, it is truly spectacular.
This week has been absolutely insanely busy and in between meetings, driving to Johannesburg and piles of papers I did not get around to confirming my guest blogger for tomorrow. It’s Thursday remember! So for tomorrow I am going to play the I-have-been-to-busy-to-touch-sides-so-I’ll-just-use-an-old-magazine-articlefrom-a-few-months-ago-as-tomorrow’s-guest-post card.
Nah, seriously. By tomorrow afternoon life should be a little bit closer to normal so for tomorrow’s guest post, while I wrap up the busy part of the week, I will be posting a magazine article I wrote a few months ago. In Shooting Africa in Black and White I share thoughts on shooting wildlife in black and white. It seems we all have, and probably always will, keep on creating black and white wildlife images as can be seen from Fabian’s latest uploads and the guest post that Grant Marcus did a few weeks ago.
The images in tomorrow’s post are all a part of a limited edition print series I created at the beginning of last year. If you are keen on any of them as a printed canvas there are still a few available! Anyway, hope you enjoy the post tomorrow and I will see you again on Friday for a wrap up of the week.
Stay safe! 
Gerry
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