Articles Tagged: animals

Today we mourn the natural death of Kenyan Lion - Scarface. Of whom our George Logan has photographed numerous times over the years as part of his important conservation work with The Born Free Foundation. The Guardian published a fantastic article, with accompanying words and images from George. See that here.

George Logan - The End of Canned Hunting

13.5.2021 | Tags: George Logan, animals, Charity

The South African government have announced their intention to finally ban trophy hunting of captive-bred lions. George Logan shot these concepts to highlight what is the single most abhorrent, disgusting practice facing lions and feature in his book - Lion: Pride Before the Fall.

Ilka & Franz - Biszko

15.2.2021 | Tags: Ilka and Franz, animals

Biszko joins the dynamic duo that is Ilka & Franz. Now that he deals with accounts, awards and hiding under a blanket if anything goes wrong, they will be unstoppable!

George Logan - Lion: Pride Before the Fall

18.6.2020 | Tags: George Logan, animals

George Logan has launched a Kickstarter to produce a landmark photographic book, celebrating the life cycle of the African lion in all its natural beauty, drama and raw ferocity.

George Logan - Born Free Calendar 2020

29.11.2019 | Tags: George Logan, Charity, animals

The 2020 Born Free calendar focusses on new life in the animal kingdom. All photography by George Logan. All proceeds go to the hardest working, most effective wildlife charity, bar none!

George Logan - Born Free: The Lions Of Lyon

5.4.2019 | Tags: George Logan, animals

George Logan and the Born Free Foundation collaborate once again. Here's what George had to say about this project, entitled: The Lions of Lyon.

Wilson Hennessy - E.On Energy Cats

5.2.2019 | Tags: animals, CGI

It could have been a cat’astrophe, but nothing could spoil Wilson Hennessy's purrfect day! This new video for E.On Energy is up all over town...

George Logan - Born Free Zoo Series

4.2.2019 | Tags: George Logan, animals

Not everyone loves a trip to the zoo…especially not the animals.

George Logan new work for the Born Free.

George Logan - Peckish

24.1.2019 | Tags: George Logan, animals

Another feather in the cap for George Logan. Recent work for Peckish Bird food. It’s timely too... 26 - 28th of January is the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch!

George Logan - Apes

22.10.2018 | Tags: George Logan, animals, on location

It’s the launch of the Remembering Great Apes book this week, which features George Logan's image of Chela the Silverback.

George Logan - Dogs

31.8.2018 | Tags: George Logan, animals, humour

George Logan shot these handsome hounds for Bone Idol Originals, who create luxury apparel for style conscious dog lovers.

George Logan - The Last Male Northern White Rhino

23.3.2018 | Tags: George Logan, Charity, animals

While the team here continue to mourn the death of Sudan, the last male northern white rhino on Earth, our photographer George Logan has come up with a wonderful gesture.

The 2018 Born Free ‘Beyond the Bars’ calendar

15.12.2017 | Tags: George Logan, animals

The 2018 Born Free ‘Beyond the Bars’ calendar. Beautifully designed by Katy and Steve @ WCRS and photographed by George Logan!

George Logan - Remembering Rhinos Exhibition

31.10.2017 | Tags: George Logan, animals

The Born Free Foundation's Remembering Rhinos Exhibition has opened, featuring work from George Logan.

George Logan - Orca Born Free Foundation

20.2.2017 | Tags: George Logan, animals

George Logan created this shot of an Orca in captivity for Born Free Foundation. The picture was displayed on poster sites last weekend to coincide with World Whale Day.

A special thanks to Katy Hopkins and Steve Hawthorne at WCRS.

George Logan's Animal Portraits

26.1.2017 | Tags: George Logan, animals, Charity

A collection of animal portraiture from George Logan, as featured in the 2017 Born Free Foundation Calendar.

George Logan - Born Free Christmas Campaign

19.12.2016 | Tags: George Logan, animals, Charity, Christmas

Here's the new Born Free Christmas campaign. Created collaboratively between George Logan and creatives Katy Hopkins and Steve Hawthorne.

Adopt an animal in need today at www.give.bornfree.org.uk/adopt

Born Free Calendar 2017

28.11.2016 | Tags: George Logan, animals, Charity

Born Free has once again teamed up with George Logan to create an exclusive 2017 wildlife calendar. It features stunning images of iconic African species.

George Logan - Born Free Foundation - The Bushmeat Cookbook Campaign

1.4.2016 | Tags: George Logan, animals, Charity

The Born Free Foundation, with the help of photography from our George Logan, is highlighting the devastating bushmeat trade with this campaign featuring recipes from a fictional bushmeat cookbook.

George Logan's Born Free Foundation Watering Hole

1.4.2016 | Tags: George Logan, animals, Charity

George Logan unveiled a new watering hole in Ethiopia a few months back - as part of his long-term partnership with the Born Free Foundation charity. Since then, it's had a lot of visitors...

George Logan unveils new Watering Hole in Ethiopia

27.11.2015 | Tags: George Logan, Charity, animals

As part of his long-term charity work with the Born Free Foundation, a very proud George Logan unveiled a new watering hole, constructed at Ensessakotteh in Ethiopia.

George Logan takes to the jungle in new IKEA campaign

14.7.2015 | Tags: George Logan, animals

George Logan recently returned from the Costa Rican jungle after an exciting time braving giant insects and treacherous jungle on behalf of the latest IKEA campaign for Mother London.

The campaign was shot at the Jaguar Rescue Centre and features a troupe of monkeys luxuriating in their lovely new Ikea kitchen erected in the middle of the forest.

There's been a great buzz about the campaign which also features a wonderful TV commercial shot by Juan Cabral (articles over on Campaign and Ad of the Day.).

George Logan's 'Born to be Free' campaign

3.6.2015 | Tags: George Logan, animals, Charity

George Logan has once again teamed up with WCRS London and the Born Free Foundation to produce this powerful and thought provoking campaign, helping to highlight the threats facing endangered species.