British photographer and conservationist David Yarrow is celebrated for his black-and-white photos of far-flung territories, endangered landscapes, and nature’s most majestic creatures.

but world-renowned British photographer David Yarrow does so exceedingly well. From lions wandering lonely African plains, to scenes from western bars replete with a wolf stalking along the counter, ...

When David Yarrow snapped one of the most ... Surprisingly, this didn’t immediately kick off Yarrow’s career as a photographer. In 1988, he took a job at a bank instead, and later financed ...

One thing makes Scottish photographer David Yarrow’s work stand out from a world of wildlife photography – a unique point of view. African elephants tower over you, lions stare balefully into ...

A chance encounter in a gallery and a midnight dash on a private jet from New Orleans led to David ... is mutual. Yarrow says he sells about $3 million of his fine art photography annually in ...

About the Artist: Fine art photographer David Yarrow (b. 1966) is internationally recognized for both his images of famous people—ranging from sport stars to supermodels—and wildlife ...

That’s the word that comes to mind when first looking through Scottish wildlife and fine-art photographer David Yarrow’s new book, “Storytelling,” which features on its cover a train from ...

David Yarrow is a British photographer born in 1966. He is known for his captivating images of sport stars, world-renowned models, wildlife, indigenous communities, landscapes, and the American Wild ...

British photographer David Yarrow will be at Art Miami this week at the Maddox booth to meet potential collectors. The fine art photographer explains why he’s game for getting out there to meet the ...

Any other photographer would take the easy way out: Use Photoshop to paste a wolf in a convertible with a gorgeous woman, and call it art. But not David Yarrow. His photos are the real thing. That ...

The Masters of Photography series wisely doesn’t promise that it will turn you into Steve McCurry, Albert Watson or my own photographic idol, David Yarrow ... It’s inspirational more than ...