I just found this one via the magic of Stumbleupon: A gallery of black and white photography by someone named Nick Brandt. I love black and white, and these are masterful images.
Photo: Elephants & Egrets After Storm, Amboseli 2007
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These are extremely remarkable, Dan.... wonderful, brilliant photography by these folks.... Worth pondering for a lengthy time....someone is truly gifted and also BRAVE to get some of these shots!!!! Thanks....I loved them....
Posted by: Joyce Sasser | Tuesday, September 18, 2007 at 18:15
I love StumbleUpon, not only for the photography, but I've found some great opensource software I would have never seen otherwise.
Posted by: Heather | Saturday, September 22, 2007 at 14:32