Larry Laverty, Wildlife Photography

05/02/2026

Magnetic. Available on Amazon. A one-of-a-kind book documenting the lives of elephants throughout Asia. In photograph and word, the threatened Asian elephant is presented, the result of travels through 11 of the 13 countries where elephants live in Asia.

05/02/2026

Magnetic, my second coffee-table photo book, this on Asia's elephants, continues availability on Amazon and elsewhere. Unlike any other book on Asia's threatened elephants, Magnetic presents an in depth look at the lives of elephants throughout 11 Asian countries.

05/02/2026

Magnetic, my second book on elephants. And the kind words of Ingrid Newkirk, #1 of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

05/02/2026

Available on Amazon now. Magnetic. My second book on elephants, this one on Asia's elephants.

Magnetic, Humanity & The Asian Elephant, By Larry Laverty

04/25/2026

👍 YAY!!! Good Job Elephants!!! 👍 Keep up the good work. 👍 And please accept the apologies of civilized human beings for the actions of the mentally ill like this one among us.

He had hunted elephants in the past.

01/04/2024

India. Just days ago. A family navigating a tea plantation on a foggy morning.

01/05/2022

Elephants. Tarangire N.P. in Tanzania. A wonderful grouping I spent time with following my climb of Mt. Kilimanjaro.

06/28/2021

Where Buffalo Roam. My film, dedicated to the millions of American buffalo killed, produced and directed with longtime friend, Isaac Pingree, is now making the rounds of film festivals around the world. It's available now for public viewing on YouTube. Narrated by Peter Coyote.

10/21/2020

For Yellowstone's Buffalo. With longtime friend and filmmaker, Isaac Pingree, I'm producing a film intended to spread the word about the horrific plight of Yellowstone Park's iconic buffalo. Peter Coyote is narrating. Several of my photos will appear. Buffalolove❤️

02/21/2020

Kenya's Beautiful Tim. Until his passing, he had the largest set of ivory in the world. His kind are few in number in this day and age. I'm grateful for every living second I had with him, and for his patience as the center of attention of my cameras and every other person with a camera who crossed his path. I miss you Tim.