Risky Business art-code-IDG-001 Standard: 59” x 52” (150

Standard: 59” x 52” (150 cm x 132 cm)

I wanted to glorify the lion’s splendour - as did Kevin - but I also wanted to build a much wider story around the key subject

I still consider Luc Jacquet’s March of the Penguins from 2005 to be the most committed and heroic filmmaking project in the history of natural world documentation

It was photographed in a pasture

Native American ceremonial vision quests and naturalistic imagery

Risky Business art-code-IDG-001 Standard: 59” x 52” (150LARGE Edition of 12 Unframed 56" x 73" Framed 71" x 88" STANDARD Edition of 12 Unframed 37" x 48" Framed 52" x 63" I would anticipate that a few people are going to ask how we managed to capture this dynamic and high energy image? Did we do anything illegal or stupid like get out of the jeep and approach this massive eight year old male tiger in his natural habitat, or was it taken in a zoo and then pasted digitally into Ranthambore? The answer is