The guy took a picture of the night swamp, and when he showed it, he saw that he was not alone

Speaking of crocodiles, first of all you imagine their huge jaws with many sharp teeth, and at the same time, a clear understanding is born in your head that you would not agree to face the terrible creatures in the wild for any money. But when your passion is photography, you have to go on completely crazy actions, despite fear and danger. One of the clearest examples are wildlife photographers David Moynahan and Larry Lynch. The latter even won the nomination for the best photographer for animal portraits. His night shot “Warning Light” made a striking impression on both the jury and the public. You can see it below:

A terrible sight, isn't it? And Lynch has more than one such shot!

Now imagine a photographer hiding in coastal bushes surrounded by annoying mosquitoes and trying to make spectacular shots of dangerous predators. And around the pitch darkness and the numerous red eyes of alligators, who, it seems, will be dreaming of nightmares for a long time to come. As Larry himself says, when he took this series of pictures near the Myakka River in the American national park of the same name, his head was occupied with one single thought - to take a photo as soon as possible and get out of there.

You are even more amazed at the courage and madness of photographers when you see pictures of Lynch’s colleague, David Moynahan:

The flash allows you to add more entertainment to the devil's place. Perhaps voluntarily to be in the wild surrounded by many crocodiles, and even at night, you can only for what you really love.