Limited Editions
Each limited edition print is museum-quality archival pigment, personally fulfilled by me and made-to-order at Duggal Visual Solutions in New York City. Every print is signed, dated, numbered and includes a certificate of authenticity.
Prints include a white border for signature, dating and numbering, with adequate space for matting and framing.
When an edition sells out, that means forever. You have my personal assurance never to exceed edition limits or offer new sizes down the road.
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Eye to Eye
Straight over my head, into the Canadian February wind, this giant snowy owls flew. It had locked its eyes with mine. And it was over in a moment.
Effortless Grace
Dancing on the wind, a harrier hunts its prey in the golden grasses below. A hypnotic flight pattern and suddenly, dropping down for a kill.
Giraffe in Amboseli
The world’s tallest mammal, a giraffe’s long legs and neck allow it to reach the leaves on the acacia tree and to see approaching danger from afar.
Order in the Court!
A spontaneous Africa moment — a group of panicked ostriches on the horizon, their apparent leader calling for order, captured in B&W.
Hawk at First Light
On a bitter cold Martin Luther King Day morning, sunrise revealed a juvenile Cooper’s Hawk in the naked winter woods of Central Park’s Ramble — only twenty feet away.
The Watchful Eye
Overlooking the bare winter forest, a Cooper’s Hawk surveys all below. The early morning sun strikes the bird against a partially overcast sky — ideal contrast, perfect depth.
Snowy Hawk
Most often photography is about research and having a plan. So nearly every time it snows in New York City my plan is fairly consistent: grab camera, look for raptors.
Elusive Cat
The leopard is the most secretive and notoriously unpredictable hunter in the African Savannah. It took several days to find this one — hidden, as expected, in a tree.
The Prestidigitator!
A Double-crested Cormorant rising unexpectedly from Turtle Pond, caught at dusk with the sun behind it — part orchestra maestro, part Wizard of Central Park.
The Boss
Confident. Fearless. Intimidating. Eye-level with Africa’s apex predator as he crested a ridge in slow, purposeful pursuit — the King of the Jungle in full command.
Fortitude
One individual in a large herd of African Buffalo caught the eye — heavy-headed, mud-covered, with a weariness that speaks to the hard, harsh life on the plains.
Sunset on Kilimanjaro
When the mist clears and Kilimanjaro shows its face, viewers are treated to an extraordinary glimpse of its enormity — perfected here by a lone giraffe at sunset.
Cardinal on Fire!
A narrow beam of January light in the North Woods, weeks of patient waiting — and a male cardinal stepping into the only illuminated spot, glowing like fire.
Angel on the Moon
While walking home through Central Park on a spring afternoon I noticed a beautiful beam of light emerging from behind Belvedere Castle cutting across Turtle Pond.
Brothers
Slender. Agile. Fast! All hallmarks of these graceful, beautiful spotted cats of the African Savannah. These two gorgeous young cheetahs are brothers.