So, here it finally is, the second book of photographs by rabirius.
In “A Book Of Photographs“ I explored the relationship between nature and civilisation. My new book takes a look at the casualties of this conflict: THE ANIMALS.
While their natural habitat is reduced every day, some animals flight back with claws, hooves, teeth and horns, while others hide under water or take to the sky.
“A Book Of Animals“ shows some of these brave survivors.
This is the link for the printed version.
And the eBook version can be found here.
And, naturally, “A Book Of Photographs” is still available at my bookstore.
rabirius 
40 responses to “A Book Of Animals”
Today, I was looking at YouTube at the peacock’s dance. Have you seen that? I have heard that they dance in anticipation of the monsoon rain as well as in
“courting ” the peahens.
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Hello Annet. Yes, I remember seeing the dance some years ago on TV.
But I think it is amazing that the feathers are also protection against animals of prey.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Wonderful gallery of images.
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Thank you very much.
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Successful presentation of your new book. Congratulations Rabirius.
All the best,
Hanna
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Thank you, Hanna.
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Congrats on a second book, Rabirius. I love your selection of animals for the content.
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Thank you very much, Mary.
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Woow.. wonderful! 🙂
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Thank you, Niko.
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🙂
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the title itself, ‘The Book of Animals’ carries a gravitas a perfect pairing
with your intent. congratulations rabirius!
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Thank you a lot.
I plan some kind of trilogy this year – so watch out for the next book 🙂
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Congratulations on the new book. Wishing it and you much success.
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Thank you a lot!
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Congratulations Rabirius! I love the lion’s photograph and I am sure there are many more interesting photographs in there.
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Thank you for your wishes.
Actually, there is some kind of preview, when you go to the book page – and you can see the full first chapter with all the big cats and their claws and teeth.
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Congratulations Rabirius,this is amazing news.I’m so happy for you :))
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Thank you very much for your wishes, Çağlanur.
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Congratulations on your book! May you sell well!
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Just leafed through and I really loved Tiger in the City.
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Thank you very much.
The blog version you will find by clicking here.
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Thank you! Love it love it love it 🙂
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Thank you as well.
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Thank you very much for your wishes.
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The Peacock is framed perfectly! I hope you sell your work!
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Thank you very much.
Yes, I tried to select some of my best animal pictures here – and the peacock is one of my personal favorites – so, naturally, he was included.
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You succeeded admirably!
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Thank you.
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Gruß, Wolfgang
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Congratulations on your new book! I love the jellyfish taking over the world photo. And thanks for liking my latest blog post on Ending Suffering.
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You’re welcome – and thank you as well.
Here is the link to the jellyfish picture in the blog, if you like to see a bigger version.
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Congratulations! And best wishes for continued success in your work-it is amazing and inspiring!
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Thank you very much for your wishes!
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Wishing you success with book.
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Thank you very much, Carl.
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Hello Rabirius! Congratulations! My best wishes ~~ Jussara
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Thank you very much, Jussara.
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🙂 🙂
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