Braided in Black and White

At Tala Game Reserve, three zebras become a study in balance. Two intertwine like puzzle pieces, one resting its head on the other's back, their stripes flowing into one another like braided verses of the same song. Beside them, a solitary grazer grounds the scene in quiet motion. The backdrop, earthy grasses, a thatched shelter, and lines that mark the human world, reminds us of the contrast between cultivated structure and instinctive connection. Here, in wildness softened by affection, nature reveals its most elegant geometry.