Many Elephants in Kenya are under the auspicious care of the Amboseli Elephant Research Project founded by Cynthia Moss and Harvey Croze, which was started in 1972. Amboseli was chosen as the location because the elephants were relatively undisturbed in the sense that they were not fenced in, were still moving freely in the ecosystem, and were not being heavily poached. It is also from the project that many of the Tuskers get their name.
This year saw British photographer Harry Skeggs in Kenya, before the global outbreak of the virus, leaving him with some of the greatest moments of his photographic career - his encounter with some of the last great Tuskers in Africa who range over Kenya and Tanzania.
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Generation. 2019. Fine Art Photography on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta paper
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Matriarch. 2020.
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Heaven's Promise. 2019.
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Ivory Smile. 2018.
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Long Live the King. 2020.
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Untitled. 2020.
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Untitled. 2020.
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Untitled 2020.
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Untitled 2020.
Fine Art Photography on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta paper