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[funnywildlife]

Amazing camera trap shots of a gorgeous snow leopard from the Himalayas, Ladakh, India by #wildographertofollow @sascha.fonseca ・・・ . #Wildography #wildlife #saschafonseca #himalayas #cameratrap #snowleopard #snowleopards #leopardspotted #trailcam #wildlife_india #capturethewild #bigcatswildlife #ntc_natwild #cameratrapping #camtraptions #nature_photo #wildcatsofindia #wildlifelovers #wildcats #wildlife_photography #discoverwildlife #igscwildlife #bigcatsofinstagram #wildlifephotography #bigcats #bigcatswife #wildindia #wildlifephoto #destination_wild https://www.instagram.com/p/CERp0MAA0i0/?igshid=13fspa6lyfl54

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

Black Panther by Will Burrard-Lucas Via Flickr: My first capture of a wild melanistic leopard in Africa... what a stunning animal! Photographed with a Camtraptions infrared camera trap. Laikipia Wilderness Camp, Kenya.

[sitting-on-me-bum]

A black leopard at night time in Kenya, photographed with a Camtraptions camera trap.

  Rare African black leopard captured by camera trap's extraordinary photos

Photograph: Burrard-Lucas Photography/Camtraptions

Will Burrard-Lucas is the first person to capture a black leopard on film since 1909.

The animal’s sooty-coloured fur is caused by melanism, which is like reverse-albinism.

[thephoblographer]

Will Burrard-Lucas Went on a Quest to Find a Rare Black Leopard in Africa

Black leopards are extremely rare--especially in Africa. Will Burrard-Lucas embarked on a decades-long quest to fin one.

For more stories like this, please subscribe to The Phoblographer. “At night, it was always the black leopard’s eyes that struck me,” Will Burrard-Lucas remembers. “In fact, he was usually completely invisible in the black of night, except for his eyes reflecting brightly in my torch beam.” The wildlife photographer saw his first spotty leopard in Tanzania at the tender age of five. Just over…

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[tynatunis]

#Repost @willbl Spectacular Very Rare a Black Panther in Africa...here in Kenya • • • • • Eyes in the night... #blackpanther #Camtraptions #cameratrap #leopard (à Kenya) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7EemkHB-g-/?igshid=18ikx239kmy9g

[goodbearblind]

Posted @withrepost • @willbl A black rhino under the stars in Tsavo, Kenya. See my Story for more! . Photographed in partnership with @officialzsl and @kenyawildlifeservice using a @Camtraptions camera trap system. . #Camtraptions #cameratrap #tsavo #blackrhino #rhino https://www.instagram.com/p/B4ASxn_CCje/?igshid=e5e6vodhk2v9

[seanstuartross]

Will Burrard Lucas

Burrard Lucas is a wildlife photographer based in Zambia, who travels the world documenting wildlife in a very unique way. Burrard lucas invented the Beetle Cam.

These remote control camera setups allow him to get unique shots of wildlife that have never been done before. The vehicle allows him to get close, adjust settings and view what it is seeing. 

The Beetle Cam allows him to capture reactions from wildlife to the vehicle.

The shots also create a unique perspective of making the viewer feel very small as the subject of the image is shot from such a low point of view.

The Beetle Cam follows what many photographers use in their portrait photography the idea of if getting closer makes a better photo. Also shooting wide to enhance the perspective.

Burrard Lucas’ work showcases a new perspective on wildlife photography giving his own spin on something that for the majority is hard to create new unique images. The photographs give the animals a sense of power rather than just being an object in a photo.

To view more of hi work go to his website at burrard-lucas.com

To find out ore about the Beetle Cam and Camtraptions go to camtraptions.com

To help support with conservation he is involved with here is the list of them burrard-lucas.com