British Photographer Travels The World For Two Years Capturing Endangered Animals
London-based photographer Tim Flach traveled the world for almost two years, capturing the nuanced expressions, unique patterning, and unusual profiles of endangered animals, large and small. Flach focused his lens on highlighting the traits of those valuable species that are at risk of disappearing due to habitat loss, climate change, and human activity.
Flach has published several books of his photography: one is centered around endangered animals, while others are species-specific, celebrating horses, birds, or dogs. You can explore the artist's catalog as well as several galleries of animal portraits on his website, and follow him on Instagram for first glimpses of new work.
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Green winged macaws
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Philippine eagle
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Red Crown cranes
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Iberian lynx
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Scimitar oryx herd
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Ole Salamandre
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Crowned Sifaka-ring Tailed lemur
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Golden snub nosed monkey male
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White bellied pangoline
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Northern white Rhinoceros
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Shoebill
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Ploughshare Tortoises
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African elephant
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Arabian oryx
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Saiga
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