A moment in which the male impala looks straight into the camera lens, while the female in the background alertly watches the surroundings. This pose is typical of their natural behaviour: the male often keeps watch or protects his territory, while the female searches for food or detects possible threats in the environment. Impalas are social ungulates that live in herds, mainly in savannah areas and open forests in Africa. They are known for their speed and agility, which help them escape predators such as lions, leopards and cheetahs.
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I am Rosella Fennis (26), a portrait and fashion photographer in daily life. But besides the world of studios, models and clients, I have another love: exploring and capturing the world as I..
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