Hey guys, J.B. here, the Wolf of Wall Street in the Wolf's Den for another awesome episode.

I have an amazing guest day day a very close friend of mine

someone who you could be blown away by this is one of the world's top

photographers I would call him but he's much more than just that his name is David

Yarrow and David Yarrow has made a name for himself as being the quintessential

Wildlife photographer but in a sense that he combines those amazing shots of like elephants in the

savanna and tigers and killer whales and he somehow gets these world-class beauties models like Victoria Secret

Girls famous girls that you know you would see in every major magazine

gracing the covers of Alan Vogue whatnot, and he gets them to actually work with the animals live.

So you might see a picture of a wild wolf like I did with David last year. We had this amazing picture that sold for a record price at the Art Basel Film Festival, Miami.

So it was myself with two Victoria secret models and a wolf in the actual picture and they

recreate the whole scene from the boardroom of the movie The Wolf of Wall Street.

That's one example. He have other things where he's in the wild with literally a lion and like right

in front of the lion is just a world-class model that you'll recognize in two seconds.

So I can go on and on.

It's just some of the those amazing things and really I think that we have a lot to learn from David because no

matter what you're doing right now, let's face it, we all have become our own photographers.

We're all holding a telephone, we're using it all day long to take pictures.

And David really goes through all the different things that make a picture great.

What makes a certain photograph compelling? Why do people want to

look at something for an extended period of time versus something that would almost look

at first glance to be identical but yet wouldn't capture someone's attention.

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