Galleries Big Cats
Jason’s fine art prints are held in private collections around the world and have been exhibited internationally including the USA, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Europe.
A Leopard cub climbs into the canopy of an umbrella acacia tree to greet it's mother who had been surveying the savannah for prey. Serengeti, Tanzania.
Together from £161.00
from £161.00
A large male African Lion, Panthera leo, stalks a herd of Red Lechwe, Kobus leche, under the beam of a ruby spotlight that doesn’t affect his behaviour. The primeval power and menace of the big cat moving through the inky night elicited distress calls from potential prey across the floodplain.
Blood Moon from £161.00
from £161.00
The intense stare of a male lion in his prime. There is a misconception that male lions require females to hunt for them but this is completely inaccurate. Most male lions are not imbedded in a pride permanently and have to hunt for themselves, ergo their enormous size and power. Selinda, Botswana.
Focus from £161.00
from £161.00
There are moments when the light sings and there is no one or nothing, in the frame to listen. There are also times when it all comes together. A female Leopard surveys a woodland at dawn from the fork of a tree. The dust and smoke laden dawn was so red and saturated I was lucky this occurred after the sun had risen a little above the horizon.
Leopardess from £161.00
from £161.00
Humanity are privileged to still have Cheetah patrolling the plains, woodlands and deserts. Genetic analysis has shown that the species almost became extinct following past great ice ages, and that there were very few individuals left to rebuild the population. At a genetic level they are all very closely related! Now we are tasked with ensuring that Cheetah are protected and not forced to the brink of extinction again.
Intensity from £161.00
from £161.00
The critically endangered Sumatran Tiger is facing an increasingly difficult fight for survival. There are less than 800x individuals and numbers are steadily declining due to habit loss and poaching. International efforts have been underway for years to reverse this trend, however the remote and tangled forests that are the tigers sanctuary make monitoring and protection difficult.
Panthera tigris sondaica from £161.00
from £161.00
A coalition is how we refer to Cheetah when they move in numbers. Aside from mothers and cubs, a coalition of Cheetah usually consists of brothers raised in the same litter. There are obvious benefits to hunting as a pair, but there are also inherent risks when females are involved. A dominance hierarchy is established that at times can end the brothers journey together.
Cheetah Brothers from £161.00
from £161.00
For more than eight years, I worked with Critically Endangered Sumatran Tigers on a global breeding program with major conservation institutions. They are endemic to the Indonesian island of Sumatra. It was a labour of love with a very engaging female, and a relationship of caution with the large male.
Critically Endangered Sumatran Tiger from £161.00
from £161.00
A cute lion cub with large paws resting across the arch in it's mothers back. Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana
The Lookout from £161.00
from £161.00
A yawning eight-week-old female lion cub. Melbourne Zoo, Victoria, Australia.
That time of Day from £161.00
from £161.00
An African lioness stalking prey on the hunt on the vast savannah plain through tall grass. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
Stalking Prey from £161.00
from £161.00
A male African Lion stalking Red Lechwe under moonlight. Duba Plains Camp, Ngamiland West, Botswana.
Moonlight Hunt from £161.00
from £161.00
A roaring male African Lion bares his large canine teeth whilst mating a with a female. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, Africa.
Romance is dead from £161.00
from £161.00
A large male African Leopard resting in an acacia tree as twilight fades into night. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
Master of his Domain from £161.00
from £161.00
A lioness yawns displaying her enormous canines whilst her young cub wakes from a nap. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Zoological Board of Victoria, Victoria, Australia.
Nap time from £161.00
from £161.00
As the late afternoon light settles across the savannah a lioness watches a herd of wildebeest moving in the Great Migration. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.
A Lioness Watches from £161.00
from £161.00
A Cheetah rose from the termite mound like a living sculpture having sacrificed power and strength for speed. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
Feline Sculpture from £161.00
from £161.00
A camouflaged female Bengal Tiger stalks prey along a dry river bed. Ranthambhore National Park, India.
Huntress from £161.00
from £161.00
A lioness gazes into the setting sun as her pride rises from the heat of the day to hunt. A wildebeest herd moved nearby alert watching the large cat watch them. Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania.
Gaze of a Lioness from £161.00
from £161.00
An endangered Persian Leopard sporting it's luxurious coat that has made it so popular to poachers. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Zoological Board of Victoria, Victoria, Australia.
Endangered Persian Leopard 2 from £161.00
from £161.00
An endangered Persian Leopard sporting it's luxurious coat that has made it so popular to poachers. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Zoological Board of Victoria, Victoria, Australia.
Endangered Persian Leopard from £161.00
from £161.00
Male lion lets his presence be known while patrolling his territory. Nairobi National Park, Kenya.
The King from £161.00
from £161.00
A lion cub rests across his fathers massive paw, a Simba and Mufasa moment. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Zoological Board of Victoria, Victoria, Australia.
Mufasa from £161.00
from £161.00
Lion cubs stay close to their mothers and aunties learning the intricacies of the sisterhood. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Zoological Board of Victoria, Victoria, Australia.
Lion Cub near Mother from £161.00
from £161.00
Lion cubs stay close to their mothers and aunties learning the intricacies of the sisterhood. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Zoological Board of Victoria, Victoria, Australia.
Lion Cub by Mother from £161.00
from £161.00
A lioness affectionately mauls the head of her cub during a play session. Captured on Ilford HP5 black and white negative film. Zoological Board of Victoria, Victoria, Australia.
Bathtime from £161.00
from £161.00
An African Leopard, Panthera pardus pardus, patrolling her territory marking a tree trunk with her scent gland. Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana
Leopard Itch from £161.00
from £161.00