![]() Nichols has been working with African elephants for more than twenty years. Over the course of two years in the Serengeti, Nichols and his colleagues documented the complex lives of lions, the “only feline that’s truly social, living in prides and coalitions, the size and dynamics of which are determined by an intricate balance of evolutionary costs and benefits.”¹ The culminating body of work is featured in this exhibition as well as the August 2013 issue of National Geographic. ![]() Today, the most recent surveys estimate that there are fewer than thirty thousand wild lions. Nearly a century ago, there were as many as two hundred thousand lions in Africa. Anastasia Photo is pleased to present Michael “Nick” Nichols’ first exhibition at the gallery featuring two of the subjects Nichols is most passionate about - lions and elephants. ![]()
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