Photographer Yarin Klein risked it all leaving his camera to be trampled by a herd of gigantic elephants but the results were incredible.
A photographer risked it all leaving his camera in the path of a gigantic herd of elephants — with incredible results.decided to put his camera that was connected to a remote control right next a huge herd of elephants in Amboseli National Park in Kenya.Klein laid his Nikon D850 camera and 14mm f/2.8 lens on the ground, knowing that it could have been trampled and destroyed by elephants at any time.
Klein, who is based in Israel, took the high-risk shots two years ago. However, the video of the moment has been “I saw the elephants were walking in the same path so I decided to leave my telephoto lens in my bag and switch to a 14mm wide angle lens with a remote control,” Klein explains.
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