案例简介：照片 @ stevewinterphoto/这些罕见的印度支那虎，印度支那豹和亚洲象的瞥见是在泰国的西部森林建筑群中捕获的。神秘的老虎是大型猫科动物中最大的，也是最濒危的。在亚洲范围内，也许还有4,000个野生动物，分为五个亚种。印度的孟加拉人最有希望，大约有2,900只; 同时，仅剩下几百只印度支那，西伯利亚，苏门答腊和马来虎。不过，在印度和泰国，它们的数量似乎正在增加，去年在Thungyai-Huai Kha Khaeng森林中，有79只老虎被为Nat Geo任务设置的相机陷阱捕获，比13年前增加了70% 多。老虎面临着栖息地的丧失、森林砍伐和偷猎，因为 “虎骨酒” 中使用的虎皮和骨头的利润丰厚、不断增长的贸易。这种致命的商业是由消费者需求驱动的，也是由国际卡特尔策划的。尽管如此，还是有希望的: 拯救这些动物栖息的广阔景观将保护其他动物，包括种子传播者和传粉者，并将保护固存碳的森林，减缓气候变化。因此，如果我们可以拯救大型猫科动物，我们可以帮助拯救自己!为了获得这些照片，我们在动物使用的小径上制作了一个竹三脚架-它必须比最大的大象高。我希望得到的图像看起来是聚光灯下的，所以我把相机放在旁边的竹子曲线上拍摄 (用闪光灯)。# 老虎

案例简介：Photos by @stevewinterphoto / These rare glimpses of an Indochinese tiger, an Indochinese leopard, and an Asian elephant were captured in the Western Forest Complex in Thailand. The mystical tiger is the largest of the big cats—and the most endangered. There are perhaps 4,000 left in the wild across their Asian range, split among five subspecies. India’s Bengals have the most hope, with about 2,900; meanwhile, just a few hundred Indochinese, Siberian, Sumatran, and Malay tigers remain. Their numbers seem to be increasing, though, in India and Thailand, where last year in the Thungyai-Huai Kha Khaeng forest 79 tigers were captured by camera traps set up for a Nat Geo assignment, an increase of more than 70% from 13 years ago. Tigers face habitat loss, deforestation, and poaching for a lucrative, growing trade in tiger skins and bones used in “tiger bone wine.” This deadly commerce is driven by consumer demand—and masterminded by international cartels. Still, there is hope: Saving the vast landscapes these animals inhabit will protect other animals, including seed dispersers and pollinators, and will conserve forests that sequester carbon, mitigating climate change. So if we can save big cats we can help save ourselves!To get these shots, we made a bamboo tripod over a trail used by the animals—and it needed to be taller than the largest, the elephant. I wanted the resulting image to look spotlit, so I placed the camera to shoot (with flash) through a curve of the bamboo beside the trail. #tigers

国家地理 - Photos by @stevewinterphoto / These rare glimpses of an Indochinese tiger, an Indochinese leopard, and an Asian elephant

案例简介：照片 @ stevewinterphoto/这些罕见的印度支那虎，印度支那豹和亚洲象的瞥见是在泰国的西部森林建筑群中捕获的。神秘的老虎是大型猫科动物中最大的，也是最濒危的。在亚洲范围内，也许还有4,000个野生动物，分为五个亚种。印度的孟加拉人最有希望，大约有2,900只; 同时，仅剩下几百只印度支那，西伯利亚，苏门答腊和马来虎。不过，在印度和泰国，它们的数量似乎正在增加，去年在Thungyai-Huai Kha Khaeng森林中，有79只老虎被为Nat Geo任务设置的相机陷阱捕获，比13年前增加了70% 多。老虎面临着栖息地的丧失、森林砍伐和偷猎，因为 “虎骨酒” 中使用的虎皮和骨头的利润丰厚、不断增长的贸易。这种致命的商业是由消费者需求驱动的，也是由国际卡特尔策划的。尽管如此，还是有希望的: 拯救这些动物栖息的广阔景观将保护其他动物，包括种子传播者和传粉者，并将保护固存碳的森林，减缓气候变化。因此，如果我们可以拯救大型猫科动物，我们可以帮助拯救自己!为了获得这些照片，我们在动物使用的小径上制作了一个竹三脚架-它必须比最大的大象高。我希望得到的图像看起来是聚光灯下的，所以我把相机放在旁边的竹子曲线上拍摄 (用闪光灯)。# 老虎

国家地理 - Photos by @stevewinterphoto / These rare glimpses of an Indochinese tiger, an Indochinese leopard, and an Asian elephant

案例简介：Photos by @stevewinterphoto / These rare glimpses of an Indochinese tiger, an Indochinese leopard, and an Asian elephant were captured in the Western Forest Complex in Thailand. The mystical tiger is the largest of the big cats—and the most endangered. There are perhaps 4,000 left in the wild across their Asian range, split among five subspecies. India’s Bengals have the most hope, with about 2,900; meanwhile, just a few hundred Indochinese, Siberian, Sumatran, and Malay tigers remain. Their numbers seem to be increasing, though, in India and Thailand, where last year in the Thungyai-Huai Kha Khaeng forest 79 tigers were captured by camera traps set up for a Nat Geo assignment, an increase of more than 70% from 13 years ago. Tigers face habitat loss, deforestation, and poaching for a lucrative, growing trade in tiger skins and bones used in “tiger bone wine.” This deadly commerce is driven by consumer demand—and masterminded by international cartels. Still, there is hope: Saving the vast landscapes these animals inhabit will protect other animals, including seed dispersers and pollinators, and will conserve forests that sequester carbon, mitigating climate change. So if we can save big cats we can help save ourselves!To get these shots, we made a bamboo tripod over a trail used by the animals—and it needed to be taller than the largest, the elephant. I wanted the resulting image to look spotlit, so I placed the camera to shoot (with flash) through a curve of the bamboo beside the trail. #tigers

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国家地理 - Photos by @stevewinterphoto / These rare glimpses of an Indochinese tiger, an Indochinese leopard, and an Asian elephant

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