Turgay Uzer
Sisters Chasing
When I visited India's Ranthambore National Park, the tigress Noor had three daughters which were already as big as their mother and ready to set out on their own. Despite that, they were still playing the innocent games of their cubhood– in this case, a game of chase. They would be rivals soon.
Awards
World Photo Annual
2024Nominee
Wildlife
Non Professional
Sisters Chasing
When I visited India's Ranthambore National Park, the tigress Noor had three daughters which were already as big as their mother and ready to set out on their own. Despite that, they were still playing the innocent games of their cubhood– in this case, a game of chase. They would be rivals soon.
About Artist
Turgay Uzer
Quite soon after my birth in 1952 I started in film photography and have now progressed to digital mirrorless. After graduating from Harvard I taught physics at Atlanta's Georgia Tech from which I retired to devote myself to travel and photography. My favorite travel destinations are Zambia's South Luangwa, Botswana's Okavango Delta, Brazil's Pantanal, and South Georgia Island . My favorite animals subjects are big cats and wild dogs. I favor animal-in-habitat images as well as close-up portraits with eye contact - not an easy task since eye contact with wild animals tends to be fleeting.
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