The Leopard Woman

Set against the expansive backdrop of Equatorial Africa, the narrative captures a safari's journey through a vast, dry landscape. The men appear as insignificant figures amidst the immense sky and land, emphasizing the overwhelming scale of their surroundings. The terrain is characterized by a sparse growth of flat-topped thorn trees, creating a unique environment that is neither fully forested nor completely open. The hard-baked earth and the sound of shale underfoot add to the sensory experience of this striking wilderness.