The Centre Cannot Hold by David Gulden

The Centre Cannot Hold is a compilation of fifteen years of work by Fine Art Photographer David Gulden, mainly in Kenya's Aberdare National Park. Gulden studied and worked many years alongside Peter Beard.  The stunning photography of African wildlife will take your breath away.  Scenes of macro conservation and images of the declining landscape are certainly suggested. Gulden personally visualizes the concept of global change which is so famously described in William Butler Yeats poem, "The Second Coming", which is where the book's title is derived.

The lengths he goes to and the techniques Gulden uses to capture these fine animals by resorting to new ways of innovation, is much of what makes these incredible photographs so memorable. Using infra-red beam, David was able to capture the elusive Mountain Bongo, a large antelope thought to be extinct in the wild.

From The Centre Cannot Hold by David Gulden
C 2012, Published by Glitterati Incorporated

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Rhinos, Solio Game Ranch, Mweiga, Kenya 2008

Giraffe Bouquet. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya 2007

Two young marauding male Flehman, responding ( the action of testing females estrus cycles using the Jacobson's Organ) Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya 2002

Leopard Tortoise. Mara Conservancy ,Kenya 2005

Mother Leopard taking a late morning nap.Itong Hills, Masai Mara National Reserve Kenya 2006

Captive Crocodile. Langata, Kenya 2005

David Gulden

This is a book for either an entire family or individual to enjoy for years to come. Please purchase for your library at your local booksellers or at Amazon. The images and David's story will leave you with an indelible image  of adventures in the wild! 

Plus what a great impact a large scale work of his art would be in your home!

David's own website is www.davidgulden.com and is well worth a visit!

Thank you to Sara Rosen with Glitterati for the review copy. 

To my Friends, Family and Followers who support The Arts, I truly treasure all of you!

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