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Leonine Bank Holiday Vibes at Naibosho Conservancy, Kenya captured by award winning #wildographer, former Nat Geo deputy director of photography & @RemembrWildlife #RememberingLions contributor @kengeiger * Instafollow @kengeiger & @rememberingwildlife and lend your support by buying a copy of the upcoming book and attend it’s launch on October 17th at the @rgs_sg. It’s going to be off the charts so be there and meet your favourite photographers... https://rememberingwildlife.com/ * #RememberingLions #RememberingBooks #ConservationPhotography #WildlifePhotographersUnited #Wildography #wildlifephotography #monochromemonday #blackandwhitephotography #kengeiger #featuredwildographer https://www.instagram.com/p/B1ns2mrAIZv/?igshid=1umactika4sb2

#Monochromatic Monday Vibes at Mara Naboisho Conservancy, Kenya from behind the lens of award winning #wildographer @kengeiger * ・・・ Instafollow @kengeiger for regular updates & purchase prints at https://www.kengeiger.com/ * #Wildography #WildographyandSafaris #AfricanSafaris #wildlifephotography #blackandandwhite #featuredwildographer #kengeiger #naboishoconservancy #fatandhappy #kenya https://www.instagram.com/p/BwRzDF9FtB7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=om6m6ucialv4

Ken Geiger is the Deputy Director of Photography for National Geographic and specializes in Global Media Organization for National Geographic. Geiger has been named National Press photography association and Pictures of the year international magazines picture editor of the year. Geiger has traveled all over the world taking amazing photos of nature, and inspires his viewers in his photos to strive to conserve nature. Before working for National Geographic he worked as the director of photography for the Dallas morning news. Geiger’s photos make its viewers want to explore the wonders of nature and help keep the beauty of nature conserved.

19.10.2019: from Gabriella Papadakis’s instagram stories

#Repost @natgeo with @get_repost #natgeo #repost ・・・ Photo by #KenGeiger @kengeiger | Here, one might say that "simba" translates as "caution, speed bump ahead." But of course simba means "lion" in Swahili. This guy, after spending most of the day feasting on a kudu, decided to take his evening nap in the middle of the road. Speed limits in Kruger National Park are low, making #wildlife safety the priority over tourist vehicles. #krugernationalpark #lion #SouthAfrica To explore more images of the #Africa follow @KenGeiger #perfectwomanmagazine #perfectwomanteam #perfectwomanpvtltd https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx2zPqeJqao/?igshid=bxzkbaukn0ko

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