David Yarrow takes you on a thrilling journey around the globe in Wild Encounters: Iconic Photographs of the World's Vanishing Animals and Cultures, a Penguin book featuring 160 of his own photos. Captured on six continents over two decades, these powerful images of lions, tigers, elephants, polar bears, and more show the parts of the world--and the inhabitants--that are still wild, and beautifully express Mr. Yarrow's passion as a conservationist and photographer. The shots depict not only wildlife, but also indigenous peoples in remote villages--showing you their interesting cultures and ways of life.

Yarrow is a legendary photographer whose work has been collected and shown as fine art in some of the most famed galleries around the world. He put himself in harm's way repeatedly to capture these evocative and unforgettable pictures in the Arctic tundra, African deserts, rain forests, and other regions. Through portraits that feel close enough to touch, he shares intimate views of some of the world's most majestic--and endangered--species, as well as human communities in wild places. Whether you're a nature lover, conservationist, or both, this book is simply a must-have. As a bonus, enjoy a foreword written by Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge.

Author: David Yarrow    Hardcover, 336 Pages    Publisher: Rizzoli    Publication Date: October 25, 2016    160 Photos Captured on Six Continents    Arctic Tundra/African Desert/Rain Forest    Lions, Elephants, Polar Bears, and More    Indigenous Peoples in Remote Villages    Foreword by the Duke of Cambridge

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