Mirjam Radke
Climing tree
At some point the mothers emerged from the tall grass, led the way, with the cubs behind them. Suddenly the mothers climbed a tree, the cubs followed—it looked as if they were teaching them to climb. We stayed with the 2 lion families for over 4 hours until they disappeared again into the tall grass
Awards
Color Photography Contest
2026Nominee
Wildlife
Non Professional
Climing tree
At some point the mothers emerged from the tall grass, led the way, with the cubs behind them. Suddenly the mothers climbed a tree, the cubs followed—it looked as if they were teaching them to climb. We stayed with the 2 lion families for over 4 hours until they disappeared again into the tall grass
About Artist
Mirjam Radke
I'm Mirjam Radke – a passionate globetrotter and (hobby) photographer, born in 1984. I grew up in the "Liebliches Taubertal" in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Since 2008, I've been proud to call Munich my new home. Since 2015, I've been traveling regularly – mostly alone – with my OM SYSTEM (formerly Olympus) cameras. Currently, my two OM-D E-M5 accompany me both above and below the water's surface. Underwater, I also use my Olympus TG-Tracker.
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