Several years ago, lions feasted on this zebra, leaving only its skin and bones on the green grass and brown mud of South Luangwa National Park. The carcass is still there, long after the hyenas and vultures have scraped the last shreds of meat from its bones. This was one of the few safari images I could leave my vehicle to make. I could move around to find a vantage point that brings some energy back into the carcass, making life out of death. The skin is in shreds, the rib cage is rising from the rear, yet one leg remains bent, as if in flight.