Big cats photographed in the country each one actually lives in, rather than dropped against a neutral backdrop. Lions hold the open savanna: a maned male at the edge of a thorn thicket with zebra watching, a lioness low in dry grass with her pride behind her, and a pride under a flat topped acacia. Tigers take the Asian forest, from a Bengal tiger in tall wet grass with langurs calling above to a tigress crossing a stream with two cubs in her wake and a Siberian tiger breathing steam in birch snow. Snow leopards work bare ledges and scree above glacial valleys where blue sheep graze far below. Jaguars hold the American rainforest over caiman and dark water, one almost uniformly black. Puma, caracal, serval, ocelot, jaguarundi, clouded leopard, Amur leopard, fishing cat and two lynx fill out the range. Every frame carries the life that belongs there. Created by Jeff Dupler, using the latest in AI technology.


























