Family Of Swans Edward Robinson Nature Photographer Signed Photo Matted & Framed

Edward W. Robinson (1945 – 2019) worn in Washington D.C. and lived most of his life in Maryland and Richmond Hill, Georgia. He was an accomplished photographer and in the 1980’s was awarded the “Nature Photographer of the Year” in Germany. This large format original photo has been double matted and professionally framed. Signed and dated on the mat. Features original artist label on the back. Photograph measures approximately 13“ x 8“ and pieces around 22“ x 18“.

Northern Tamandua Anteater Hunting 2

I was hiking along a river, hoping to photograph toucans when I saw a movement up in the trees. Just by happenstance I had stumbled across a Northern Tamandua Anteater looking for grub. She eventually found a large ant colony, but only ate a portion before sliding down the tree on her belly.

Howler Monkey and Mangos

I was actually walking towards to beach to shoot a different subject, when I heard a group of howler monkeys close by. The sun was setting and as it cooled down for the night, six or seven of the monkeys came down from the canopy to eat the mangos that were up for the taking.

Howler Monkey Eating a Mango 2

I was actually walking towards to beach to shoot a different subject, when I heard a group of howler monkeys close by. The sun was setting and as it cooled down for the night, six or seven of the monkeys came down from the canopy to eat the mangos that were up for the taking.

Howler Monkey Eating a Mango 2

I was actually walking towards to beach to shoot a different subject, when I heard a group of howler monkeys close by. The sun was setting and as it cooled down for the night, six or seven of the monkeys came down from the canopy to eat the mangos that were up for the taking.

Howler Monkey Howling

I was actually walking towards to beach to shoot a different subject, when I heard a group of howler monkeys close by. The sun was setting and as it cooled down for the night, six or seven of the monkeys came down from the canopy to eat the mangos that were up for the taking.

Northern Tamandua Anteater Hunting 3

I was hiking along a river, hoping to photograph toucans when I saw a movement up in the trees. Just by happenstance I had stumbled across a Northern Tamandua Anteater looking for grub. She eventually found a large ant colony, but only ate a portion before sliding down the tree on her belly.

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