Look Up – Wild Life Series by Wilddoc (Dr. Satish)
Wilddoc (Dr. Satish)
Look Up – Wild Life Series by Wilddoc (Dr. Satish)
Wild Life series
£720.00 Framed
Drawn to scale: the wall is 3 m high and the artwork is hung with its centre 150 cm from the floor, the height galleries use.
Point the camera at your wall, drag the artwork into place and use the slider (or pinch) to size it. Framed 75.0 × 104.0 cm — for reference, a standard door is about 200 cm high.
- Medium
- Archival Print on Lustre Paper
- Dimensions
- Image size 60 x 91 cm
Framed size 75 x 104 cm - Frame
- Conservation Framing, UV non-reflective glass, Wenge spacer in a full grain Wenge frame.
- Edition
- 3 of 10
- Reference
- WD-WL-001 · Artist ref 8013
The story
Wildlife photography often celebrates moments of action, but Lookup finds its power in stillness.
Captured in Bandipur National Park, South India, this leopard was encountered beneath the canopy of the forest where filtered light and shadow softened the scene. Instead of retreating into cover or asserting dominance, the animal chose to pause. Tilting its head skyward, it fixed its eyes on the camera with a gaze that feels both inquisitive and self-assured.
The encounter lasted only a moment, yet it revealed something uncommon. While leopards are celebrated for their stealth, adaptability, and independence, this individual displayed a quieter character. There was no tension in the posture, no urgency in the movement. What remained was a fleeting sense of vulnerability, a reminder that even nature's most formidable predators can appear thoughtful and exposed when observed in the right instant.
Lookup invites viewers into that exchange, transforming a brief glance in the forest into an intimate portrait of connection between observer and observed.
Supplied with a serialised Ivory & Ink certificate of authenticity and framed in the UK by a Guild Certified framer.
Lookup captures a fleeting moment of recognition between two apex observers. Emerging from the shadows of Bandipur's forest, the leopard pauses and turns its gaze upward, meeting the viewer with striking directness. Photographed from a low perspective and framed by deep woodland tones, the image balances strength with sensitivity. Rather than depicting the predator in motion or pursuit, Dr. Satish presents the animal in a rare moment of openness, revealing the intelligence, curiosity, and quiet confidence that define one of the world's most elusive big cats.
