Kong
About the work
Kong
David Yarrow:
‘I have traveled north from Kigali to Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda six times over the last eight years and I have generally failed to come home with anything that does Africa’s “Jurassic Park” justice. So before arriving, I had already made a few decisions. I would go when the chance of cloud cover was best and focus only on the lead silverbacks. Most importantly, I knew there was no point in deciding prior to the hike what lenses to take, as I would have no idea what sort of topography the trackers would find the gorillas in. But I knew I could leave some gear halfway up the mountain and then work with whatever the layout dictated. In other words, this year the goal was to be spontaneous and not prescriptive’.
David Yarrow:
‘I have traveled north from Kigali to Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda six times over the last eight years and I have generally failed to come home with anything that does Africa’s “Jurassic Park” justice. So before arriving, I had already made a few decisions. I would go when the chance of cloud cover was best and focus only on the lead silverbacks. Most importantly, I knew there was no point in deciding prior to the hike what lenses to take, as I would have no idea what sort of topography the trackers would find the gorillas in. But I knew I could leave some gear halfway up the mountain and then work with whatever the layout dictated. In other words, this year the goal was to be spontaneous and not prescriptive’.
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