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RECENT FEATURES
Topic UK Magazine
Media drum world
Simon was recently featured on mediadrumworld.com:
“HERD is able to step in and place the young elephants into an adoptive family, creating a safe environment for the calves.”
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Speaker Podcast
Simon was recently featured on www.spreaker.com:
“Inner Journey with Greg Friedman welcomes Simon Needham. “
“Simon is now offering his photography skills to NGOs in need of professional quality images and has already worked extensively with One Heart Worldwide, GG Conservation, Development Media international, California Wildlife Center, Care for Wild, and Fundacion Natura Bolivia.”
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daily mail uk
Simon was recently featured on www.dailymail.co.uk:
“This king of the jungle appears to be having a bad hair day after waking up to a ruffled royal mane.”
“Photographed by Simon Needham, who was patiently waiting for the perfect moment as the conservation's largest male woke up from a cat nap.”
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Daily mail
Simon was recently featured on www.dailymail.co:
“The well-coiffured lion was photographed by director and photographer Simon Needham, 55, at the Glen Garriff Lion Conservation in Harrismith, South Africa.”
“The stunning photos captured the male white lion in all his glory as he wandered around the conservation.”
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Basically beautiful
Simon was recently featured on basicallybeautiful.com:
“Simon Needham’s professional history is fascinating, and if there’s a common thread throughout it’s the pursuit of art”
“Ultimately, Simon is happiest simply doing work that he genuinely loves versus chasing money. His dream collaborations are with charities doing humanitarian work in far away lands. He also aspires to create more spots for the big brands in the athletic and wellness industries.”
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Daily mail
Simon was recently featured on www.dailymail.co.uk:
“The three intimate portraits of big cats were captured by LA-based photographer Simon Needham.”
“Captured at the South Africa conservation sanctuary site GG, Needham's photos of the three brothers are a brilliant contrast to the dramatic Lion King-esque shot of a pride king standing on a pile of bones he shot last year.”
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Daily mail uk
Simon was recently featured on dailymail.co.uk:
"Not to make any bones about it, you'd have to go a long way to find a better photo of a lion than this which could be straight out of a Hollywood film.”
“The stunning photo was captured by photographer Simon Needham, 52, from Leeds, UK, whilst he was visiting the GG Conservation Wildlife Reserve and Lion Sanctuary, south of Johannesburg in South Africa.
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bored panda
Simon was recently featured on boredpanda.com:
“Los Angeles-based British photographer Simon Needham opens up a stunning world of wildlife for us to enjoy from up close.”
“But most importantly, he shows the importance of these magnificent creatures as they are becoming a threatened species with only about 20,000 left in the wild.”
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demotivateur
Simon was recently featured on www.demotivateur.fr:
“L’Afrique du Sud possède sur son territoire une dizaine de réserves naturelles dans lesquelles la faune et la flore sont protégées des activités humaines.”
“Sur les photos, Moya affiche fièrement sa crinière et sa carrure de rêve devant l’objectif. Et le moins que l’on puisse dire, c’est que le lion est très photogénique.”
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Yellow Buzzz
Simon was recently featured on yellowbuzzz.com:
"When Simon saw the lion, he immediately knew it was something extraordinary so that it couldn’t pass unnoticed."
"Needham shared the photos of 6-year-old Moya to raise awareness of wild animals and highlight why we need to protect their natural environment."
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Status Fitness Magazine
Simon was featured on statusfitnessmagazine.com:
“As a photographer, I capture movement and energy flawlessly, letting my subjects speak to the lens in the raw language of action and emotion. As a director, I additionally bring out a softer and more agile side; easily shooting comedy and dialogue or sleek and sexy car visuals is just part of my expertise.”
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my modern met
Simon was recently featured on mymodernmet.com:
“Los Angeles-based wildlife photographer Simon Needham takes stunning portraits of different animals to raise awareness of endangered species and encourage conservation efforts.”
“While white lions are native to South Africa, trophy hunting has made their existence in the wild a rarity, so they are almost exclusively seen in sanctuaries like GG, which provide a large and safe area for them to live in.”
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The U.S. Sun
Simon was recently featured on the-sun.com:
“British photographer Simon Needham, from Leeds, captured the incredible moment whilst he was visiting the GG Conservation Wildlife Reserve and Lion Sanctuary in South Africa.”
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The telegraph
Simon was recently featured on telegraph.co.uk:
“In the incredible snap, a 500-pound male lion stood proudly atop a hill of carcass bones as he surveyed the landscape with the golden-hued sun rising behind him.”
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daily mail uk
Simon was recently featured on dailymail.co.uk:
"Photographer Simon Needham, 55, who pictured the rhino from just yards away, said: 'I work with several wildlife charities in South Africa.”
“'When I heard about Saving The Survivors within the community and after hearing what they do I offered my time to photograph the rhino to help promote their need to raise money.' “
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mirror co uk
Simon was recently featured on www.mirror.co.uk:
“Heartbreaking photos released earlier this week show a rhino, which appeared to have tears running down its face after its horn hacked off by poachers in South Africa.”
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