After photographing wildlife for two weeks in Kenya, time is running out for professional photographers Ian Plant and Zac Mills. Finally, near the end of their adventure, they find what they have been looking for: a majestic male lion and stunning sunset skies! As Ian and Zac end their photo trip, they delve deep into their core artistic philosophies for making wildlife photos that stand out from the rest, including using wide-angle lenses, supplemental light, and stormy skies as part of creative compositions.
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