The Lion With One Eye — and His “Pride” and Joy: A Photographic Chronology
W ithin 90 minutes of entering the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya, the first lions were spotted — well…not spotted like leopards and cheetahs, but rather sighted — by us in the late afternoon sun on the first part of the safari; and this fellow apparently only had one eye.
He was with his lioness, who appeared to be his “pride” and joy.
I will just let the photographs of the lion with one eye speak for themselves. They are presented here in chronological order. This was just one of many experiences I enjoyed while on safari in Kenya. If you missed it, please be sure to see this photographic essay of a cheetah who suddenly and successfully hunted for its prey…
…and I intend to post additional photographic essays of what I saw while on safari in future articles here at The Gate. Please stay tuned…
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
All photographs ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
Wow, these are some amazing photos. Clearly, you were packing a substantial camera. My Sony RX 100 V was not up to the task.
I used a Canon 70D with a regular zoom lens and a telephoto zoom lens, alexander — which are definitely not considered substantial equipment by many professional photographers.
I greatly appreciate the compliment. Thank you…
…and you are welcome to please post links to your articles here as well.
Hello Brian Cohen,
Can I use one of these pictures in a T-shirt for me?
Which photograph would you like, ISABEL LIMA DA SILVEIRA?
Low resolution photographs are used for the articles; so if you want a high resolution photograph, please let me know.
Hi Brian Cohen,
Thank you so much.
The first one in the top of this page.
Yes, I want a high resolution photograph. Thank you.