From the tiger's point of view before 1895

"From the tiger's point of view" is a black and white photograph by Frederick Saint John Gore, taken before 1895. The image depicts a group of people on horseback, likely in a jungle or forested area, as suggested by the foliage in the background. The photograph's title, "From the Tiger's Point of View", hints at a perspective of vulnerability and potential danger. Gore, a British artist born in 1857 and died in 1903, is known for his depictions of wildlife and landscapes, particularly those from India and other parts of the British Empire. This image showcases his interest in capturing the natural world and its inhabitants, often from an unusual or dramatic vantage point.