Best Buddies for Survival
- Product Code: LWA-VICKY-YEOW-002
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A symbiotic relationship ties them. Simply put, without the zebras, the wildebeest wouldn’t be able to survive. Wildebeest are fussy eaters, they are selective grazers and only feed upon the shorter parts of the grass, while the zebras are bulk grazers who aren’t nearly as picky. As the zebras graze, they essentially act as a lawnmower, cropping the grass and making it palatable for the wildebeest.
Every year there are over 1.5 million wildebeests and hundreds of thousands of zebras in The Great Migration. They are dependent on each other in their journey. The zebra is good at protecting and navigating while the wildebeest have the ability to find the water. A good sense of hearing with swarm intelligence of the Wildebeests compliments the better eyesight and memory of Zebras, they work together to stay out of any danger during their great journey.
Photography by Vicky Yeow
Photography Print on Canvas
Dimensions: 900mm x 900mm
Available for viewing at our Tan Boon Liat Gallery.
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Artist: Vicky Yeow
Vicky Yeow (Singapore) was an avid traveler and an IT Executive Search professional when she discovered her passion for photography in 2008. By the following year, she became a full time Travel Photographer and has since been organizing and conducting Travel Photography Workshops and Clinics. Leading international teams of amateur as well as professional photographers, she has traveled from The Arctic to The Antarctic and about 40 countries in between. Vicky successfully combined work and passion.
She has been photographing genres across Wildlife, Landscape, Streets, Festivals and “anything which appeals” in the course of her work. Vicky was among the throng of Invited International Press Photographers capturing the Royal Wedding of Bhutan in 2011, after which her article and photos were published in The Readers’ Digest. In the same year, she was contacted by The Cathay Gallery of Singapore who sponsored an Exhibition featuring a series of her works “The Sadhus of Pashupatinath” which was shot in Nepal. Multiple of Vicky’s works has appeared in some Photography and Travel related Magazines.
Photography opens up a whole new way of looking at life, offers new perspectives and presents unlimited opportunities. Vicky approaches photography with an open mind, unrestricted and mostly ignores standard rules. It is her habit to always use “a lot heart”, always experimenting and exploring new ways to present same subjects in a different manner. Mostly, The Genre which “speaks to her intensely” is Street Photography, which Vicky says is about Photographing Life.
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- Dimensions provided are approximate (≈) and the final product dimensions may exhibit a tolerance +/- 2-5% variance, and is by no means considered a defect.