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African Wildlife Themes Richard du Toit

African Wildlife Themes By Richard du Toit

African Wildlife Themes by Richard du Toit


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Summary

This text showcases the great diversity of creatures and plants that inhabit the untamed continent of Africa. In order to depict the beauty and wonder of nature, Richard du Toit groups his photographs into seven themes: up close, in action, going solo, pairs, families, neighbours and moods.

African Wildlife Themes Summary

African Wildlife Themes by Richard du Toit

Richard du Toit, author and photographer, spent ten years in the wilderness areas of Southern Africa where he has captured a wealth of images that detail the diverse and rich tapestry of nature. A selection of Du Toit's best images is showcased here, grouped in seven distinct themes: up close; in action; going solo; pairs; families; neighbours and moods. Only photographs not previously featured in books have been chosen. This is nature as it is - wild and free.

About Richard du Toit

Richard du Toit specialises in photographing wild animals and plants in their natural environments. A qualified zoologist and entomologist, he works as a freelance photographer, travelling throughout southern Africa in search of images. He has been widely published internationally, produced the photographs for Creatures of Habit, and was co-photographer for Images from a Timeless Wilderness.

Additional information

GOR002734000
9781868725892
1868725898
African Wildlife Themes by Richard du Toit
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Penguin Random House South Africa
20020430
128
N/A
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