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When elephant loving photographer Renee Jahnke said she needed subjects for a photo project, I quickly volunteered. Renee has a poetic eye and the assigment she was working on included digital manipulation. She spent a morning at Oakland Zoo photographing the elephants. Then we did a shoot with me in the golden hills of Petaluma, California. Here is the final composite. I absolutely love it.
Please visit Renee Jah Photography & Design to view more of her works.
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I'm passionate about wild elephant conservation. It's something that has overtaken my heart and soul. After a trip to Kenya, where I went to see wild elephants and meet some of my conservationist heroes, I returned to Northern California, asking, "What can I do to help?" So I began writing.
My intention for Sacred Elephants is to raise awareness about elephant conservation by touching your heart, enlightening your mind, and trumpeting a call out to your elephant-loving spirit.
I'm also looking for opportunities to work with other elephant philanthropists for events, travel/tourism, corporate social responsiblity ventures, and media productions. I also accept requests to review elephant books, DVD's, and other products.
Thank you for reading and helping to save our elephant friends!
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