Wild Animals From Up Close: 30 Portraits By This Photographer
Interview With ArtistWild animals, though magnificent, usually can only be watched by us from afar. Which is why pictures taken by Pedro Jarque Krebs leave such a big impression. The award-winning Peruvian photographer captures different species of wild creatures in a way that feels very up close and intimate. It wouldn’t be too hard to mistake these portraits for paintings!
Krebs also draws attention to extinction problems like the fact that more than half of our planet’s animal populations have been wiped out in the last 50 years. Scroll down to see the amazing work by this artist.
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This must be higher. Despite every singe try I have made with photography, none are as good as any of these. The amount of detail as well 👌
We have geckos in our plants all the time, but I never get tired of watching them.
Blue and Gold (or yellow) Macaw. S. American. Very big, very loud and proud, beautiful and fun. Oh, did I mention that beak has the pressure to snap a broomstick, easily. It’s impressive to watch but you will involuntarily take several steps back once they snap it.
Most photos of snow owls have the wings spread, so this is interesting!
One animal that will rip you apart. They are incredible animals and this picture is mesmerizing, but I have no desire to be up close an personal with one. I respect them.
Each and every one of these photographs that shows the animal’s eye are just beautiful-each eye shows a beauty and uniqueness very rarely captured in a photo. I give great credit to whoever had photographed these beautiful shots
Luggage, the stewardess asked. The vulture replied, no, just carrion.
All of these are stunning. You should do a calendar (or 2) , I would buy them to look at any one of these for a month.
All of these are stunning. You should do a calendar (or 2) , I would buy them to look at any one of these for a month.
