National Geographic
Photographer for National Geographic magazine and author of Tigers Forever: Saving the World's Most Endangered Big Cat
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Steven Winter
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FROM Steven Winter
Which Way, L.A.?
Photographer Captures LA 'Ghost Cats' The December issue of National Geographic features a spread of stunning photographs under the headline, "Tigers Forever." They are dramatic and beautiful evidence of the mountain lions that live in metropolitan Los Angeles — with one shown in Griffith Park with the Hollywood sign in the background. They're the work of photographer Steve Winter.
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