Nov 23, 2025
A 1.5m tiger snake this year.
Photograph: Ken Griffiths/Alamy
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A 1.5m tiger snake this year.
Photograph: Ken Griffiths/Alamy
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Inland taipan (Oxyuranus microlepidotus)
(Image credit: Ken Griffiths via Shutterstock)
A northern flicker extends its long tongue to grab a bug from a tree.
Photographer: KEN GRIFFITHS/SHUTTERSTOCK
All hail the land mullet – Australia’s largest skink
(Image credit: Ken Griffiths / Alamy Stock Photo)
A venomous Sydney funnel-web spider (Atrax robustus) shows its fangs.
(Image credit: Ken Griffiths via Getty Images)
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Male Parson's Chameleon
Credit: Ken Griffiths
New Holland honeyeater (Phylidonyris novaehollandiae)
IMAGE CREDIT: Ken Griffiths
The Panhandle
Georges Marciano
Photographies Ken Griffiths. Texte Stephen Brook
Editions Guess? Inc., Los Angeles 1987, 92 pages
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In 1987, Guess?, Inc. commissioned Ken Griffiths to take the photographs for a limited edition book entitled The Panhandle, designed by Derek Birdsall RDI.
"I was photographing in Clarendon, Texas, when this truck parked in front of me. I was going to ask the driver to move but changed my mind when I saw this subject. The picture [Robbi and Son] led to me being commissioned for a book about the Texas Panhandle. I like it because it wasn't planned and it sums up what I feel is important about photography: recording life as it really is." Ken Griffiths (quote from Photographers and their Images by Fi McGhee. Published by Conran Octopus, 1988)
Ken Griffiths' picture Cornfield, The Panhandle was selected for master printer Robin Bell's book and accompanying exhibition entitled Silver Footprint, 35 Years of Darkroom Printing, published by Dewi Lewis. Ken Griffiths also featured in the documentary Silver Footprint, directed by Richard Dunkley.
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