Bush Warriors Photography & iLCP: Celebrating the International Year of Forests with Amy Gulick

Being a conservation photographer is more than just tripping the camera shutter. The real work begins after the pictures are made. What defines an iLCP photographer is a commitment to using powerful images for conservation. A shining example of this commitment is iLCP Fellow Amy Gulick. She takes the time to step out from behind the camera and put her images in front of those who can make a difference.

2011 is the International Year of Forests as designated by the U.N. General Assembly — perfect timing to showcase Amy’s work on the Tongass National Forest of Alaska and call attention to one of the most magnificent forests on Earth.

The Killer instinct : The realities and the true essence of life………

Life is a very simple game…. Its exist or seize to exist… The struggle for life and survival is eternal  for every species on our planet. As humans we have perfected the art of survival and existence  into a “civilized mental ”  game mostly using our brains  rather than living life through the sheer force of nature and the true essence that we were born with…. our killer instinct that ensures our survival no matter what …. Luckily no matter what society around us tries to do, we are  always somehow connected to this pure force of nature that ensures our survival on this planet….

In celebration of our killer instinct and the eternal desire to live and survive on this earth no matter what I would like to present you  with some  stunning images of  this raw force of nature at its best…. These stunning images were taken but photographer extraordinaire Steve Bloom. To see the Full gallery Click here….

Enjoy

Dori & The Bush Warriors Clan

Tigers  in northeast China

African elephants  fighting for the supremacy right, Botswana

Polar bears, Manitoba, Canada

Alaska, 2 bald eagles attacking each other in the air