True Wildlife

Tom D. Jones, Steve McCurry

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Lannoo Publishers
01 November 2023

Individual photographers; Mathematics & Sciences; Wildlife: general interest

Tom's committed career has captured images that will serve as pieces of history for generations to come. Steve McCurry

Tom D. Jones is a wildlife photographer: he makes a point of never photographing animals in captivity and portrays them very closely. The results are almost human portraits of impressive animals such as elephants, rhinos, lions, etc. They also carry a clear message: let's take care of these often endangered species and the world they inhabit before it's too late. This is precisely what his friend and colleague Steve McCurry emphasises in the foreword to this great book.

AUTHOR: Tom D. Jones is a wildlife and fine art photographer and owner of the Jones Gallery in Knokke. In 2012 he became the only Belgian ever to become a Hasselblad Master, joining an impressive gallery of big names including Anton Corbijn, Albert Watson and Marco Grob.

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Wildlife at its most humane .

Unique wildlife photography: photographed up close and no animal portrayed lives in captivity .

Tom D. Jones is the only Belgian 'Hasselblad Master' .

With a foreword by celebrated photographer Steve McCurry

170 b/w illustrations

By: Tom D. Jones
Foreword by: Steve McCurry
Imprint: Lannoo Publishers
Country of Publication: Belgium
Dimensions: Height: 310mm, Width: 240mm, Spine: 31mm
Weight: 2.114kg
ISBN: 9789401490580
ISBN 10: 9401490589
Pages: 272
Publication Date: 01 November 2023
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Unspecified

Tom D. Jones is a wildlife and fine art photographer and owner of the Jones Gallery in Knokke. In 2012 he became the only Belgian ever to become a Hasselblad Master, joining an impressive gallery of big names including Anton Corbijn, Albert Watson and Marco Grob.

Reviews for True Wildlife

"""In his new book, the Belgian master photographer Tom D. Jones presents a captivating series of black and white images, which depict the unique wildlife of the East African savannah. The fascinating images are not only beautiful, they are also a reminder about how important it is to protect our planet's natural diversity.""-- ""Hoom Magazine"""