Wild Eye - by Beverly Joubert (Hardcover)

About the Book

"This magnificent book of photography is a vivid journey into Africa's illuminating landscape"--

Book Synopsis

A magnificent large-format coffee table book featuring the dazzling wildlife and haunting landscapes of the African continent, with more than 250 four-color photographs.

From one of National Geographic's most popular photographers and her filmmaker husband, this luxe retrospective documents a 40 year odyssey through Kenya, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Tanzania.

This dazzling book of photography is a vivid journey into Africa's illuminating landscape and all its varied creatures. One of the most spellbinding places on the planet, the continent is home to animals of all sizes and species, making it one of the most sought-after destinations in the world.

Prizewinning photographer and National Geographic explorer Beverly Joubert has spent more than 40 years documenting the wildlife that traverse the African terrain with her filmmaker husband, Dereck. Their passion for animals has resulted in striking images that tell an arresting story in an instant, opening a window into the souls of their subjects and inspiring viewers to fight for their survival. Each alluring shot includes Dereck's observations on the wildlife they hold so dear.

Organized into five themes, the book reveals the essence of Africa:
*Awe: a leopard, his eyes glowing, from an acacia tree
*Compassion: a lion devouring a buffalo
*Humility: a babooon silhouetted against the moon
*Intimacy: a baby elephant snuggling with his mother
*Legacy: a rhino being rescued from poachers

Both profound and inspiring, this majestic book forms a bridge between the animals, the lands, and the photographer. Each page is an impassioned call to conserve all forms of life--no matter what it takes.

About the Author

Beverly Joubert is an award-winning photographer, a National Geographic Explorer, a filmmaker and a wildlife conservationist. She and her filmmaker husband, Dereck, have been exploring Africa for more than 40 years, with a focus on conserving large predators. Her photography has appeared in galleries around the world, viewable at beverlyjoubert.com.