International wildlife and travel photographer, William Cowger of Troy, Michigan, is proud to announce a photography exhibit that provides a visual adventure of African wildlife that will run from Friday April 17 through June 18, 2009 at the Paramount Gallery at 22635 Woodward Ave Ferndale, MI . The hours of the gallery are from 9AM-5PM M-T and 9AM-6PM Fridays. The Grand Opening will be Friday May 15 from 5PM-7PM.

An updated exhibit of ‘Cats Being Cats’ is sure to whet the appetite of the most savvy art, wildlife, travel and photography enthusiast. The exhibit consists of 26 prints of African cats (lions, cheetahs, leopards, and servals) doing what cats do, and a continuously running video of safari adventures. Witness the famous tree climbing lions of Tanzania, see the cats hunting, nurturing, posing, feeding, and resting above as well as on the endless plains. For the first time anywhere see tree climbing cheetahs as well.

Get the feel of the adventure of a lifetime – maybe to the point of deciding to actually go on safari, therefore experiencing first hand Mr. Cowger’s thrilling, once in a lifetime photo safaris and workshops (held several times each year). Be sure to ask for details or view them for yourself at Mr. Cowger’s website: www.ThePhotoSafari.com

Who Says Cheetahs Don't Climb Trees?

Crain’s today published an article on how I turned my love of travel and photography into a safari travel business. It appears in their new on-line publication ‘Detroit Make It Here’. The link is
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