5 articles tagged with conservation photography
The first light of dawn breaks over the Spokane River as it cuts through Post Falls, Idaho, revealing a landscape that feels both wild and intimate. As someone who's spent countless hours documenting the Rio Grande's changing moods, I've developed...
The first light of dawn breaks over Kruger National Park's western edge, casting a golden hue across the savanna that borders Nelspruit. I've positioned myself on a rocky outcrop, camera poised, waiting for that perfect moment when light and landscape...
The Maasai Mara's golden grasslands stretched before me like nature's own canvas, painted with acacia trees and dotted with wildlife that seemed to pose specifically for my lens. As a Foreign Service Officer who's traveled through conservation zones across four...
The first light breaks over the rim of Ngorongoro Crater, casting golden hues across a landscape that feels prehistoric in its raw beauty. Below, the caldera teems with life – lions lounging in tall grass, elephants traversing ancient paths, and...
The first time I heard a lion's roar echo across Hwange's golden savanna, my camera nearly slipped from my hands. *Meu Deus*, what a sound—primal and electric. That moment crystallized why I'd traveled from my adopted home in Osaka to...