ABOUT THE SHOT
Loving Nature To Death
This journey has taken me to some of the most amazing places in the world. From hotspots of biodiversity in the Amazon and Central America, to the ever-changing Galapagos and the megafauna of Africa, each has provided me with multiple opportunities to understand life and the importance of each individual and its impact on the ecosystems they live in. That includes animals like us, humans.
Leaf Cutter Ants: The First Farmers
Rainforests are among the most biodiverse places on Earth.
Millions of years of evolution in these regions have resulted in some of the
most amazing organisms ever known to man. Being able to survive in a harsh
environment dominated by high temperatures and high humidity is a requirement
Documenting Ophaga pumilio in Bocas del Toro, Panama.
I have a true passion for amphibians, those creatures with moist skin and sticky toes that many people fear or dislike. They are jumpy and at times hard to find, yet that’s nothing more than a challenging proposition to a frog fan like me. This time the trip took me for the second time in
A Unique Way To School
In a remote area of Panama, kids go to school by paddling their cayucos through a network of mangroves.