Feline

(Hardback)

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Featuring more than 180 compelling photographs, Feline celebrate domestic cats and their wild counterpart. Feline showcases the most extraordinary cats: show champions and internet icons with millions of followers. From pedigrees like the classic British Shorthair and curly coated Rex breeds to the werewolf Lykoi and the humble moggie representing the majority, Flach's images capture the personality, character, and the sprit of felines in the way that only he can do. Feline tells the story of our long, often complicated, relationship with our most intriguing and beguiling animal companion.

With a combination of studio portraits and on-location images, the book will explore the nature and lives of one of humanity's most beloved - and at times, polarising - animals, documenting the more popular domestic breeds like the Bengal, Russian Blue and Persian cats, together with lesser-known breeds such as the Maine coon and the Norwegian forest cat.

"One of Britain's most iconic wildlife photographers."
- New York Post

"The world's best bird photography."
- The Guardian

"Stunning images presented in high quality, Birds is what photography books are all about."
- Digital Camera World, "15 best new photography books of 2021"

Author Bio

Tim Flach is a photographer best known for his stylized portraits of animals, and for the originality that he brings to capturing animal behaviour and characteristics. His work is driven by a desire to better communicate stories of the natural world and to explore questions around art, communication, and conservation science.

In recognition of his work, he has received numerous awards, including an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal Photographic Society and an honorary doctorate from the University of Arts London (Norwich). His photographs are showcased in books, exhibitions, and galleries around the world.

Feline will be Flach's seventh book following Equus (2008), Dogs Gods (2010), More than Human (2012), Endangered (2017), his first children's book Who Am I (2019), and Birds (2021). He works in London, where he lives with his wife and son.