Visual Stories
Take Me To The Wild
Wildlife photography, visual storytelling, and conservation from the world's wild places.
Visual Stories
Wildlife photography, visual storytelling, and conservation from the world's wild places.
Conservation
“In the end we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand; and we will understand only what we are taught.”
Supporting conservation and education initiatives, we offer our images for free to NGOs, NPOs, and individuals working on related projects. Contact us to learn more.
Wildlife
Minus fifteen degrees. Sick with fever. Swimming with wild orcas in Norway's darkest waters. Sometimes the moments that break you are the ones that make you feel most alive.
Conservation
High in the Talamanca Mountains of Costa Rica, one of the planet's most ancient creatures walks softly through the mist. The Baird's tapir — shy, solitary, and endangered — is the cloud forest's most devoted gardener.
Conservation
A visual story about the nesting habits and life cycle of sea turtles, the impact of light pollution on their survival, and the conservationists fighting to keep the beaches dark.
Wildlife
The forest at night is not a place most people choose to go. It is dark, disorienting, and full of things that make sounds you cannot identify. But if you stay long enough, and quiet enough, the fear gives way to wonder.
Wildlife
To photograph something that moves at 80 wingbeats per second, you have to become completely still. A story about speed, stillness, and what you see when you stop moving.
Oceans
A journey from fear to wonder. What happens when you stop holding your breath and let the ocean show you what it has been hiding all along.
Adventure
A seven-day trek to the roof of Africa. Through five climate zones, from rainforest to arctic ice, photographing the mountain, the people, and the landscape that changes everything about how you see the world.
Wildlife
Colombia is a country of colors, aromas, flavors, friendly people, and above all, lots of wildlife. A birding and photography expedition through the cloud forests, páramos, and rainforests of the Colombian Andes.
Wildlife
A years-long quest to find and photograph all 14 species of owls in Costa Rica. From the common Barn Owl in church towers to the near-impossible highland species that live above the clouds.
Wildlife
If ever there existed an ultimate symbol of the beauty embodied by birds, the Resplendent Quetzal would certainly qualify. A photographic journey through the cloud forests of Costa Rica in search of the bird that inspired gods.
Featured Story
Minus fifteen degrees. Sick with fever. Swimming with wild orcas in Norway's darkest waters. Sometimes the moments that break you are the ones that make you feel most alive.
Read the StoryFilms
Our films are crafted to ignite a sense of awe and respect for the natural world, inspiring people to explore wild places and join the mission to protect and preserve Earth's irreplaceable ecosystems.
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Wildlife
Minus fifteen degrees. Sick with fever. Swimming with wild orcas in Norway's darkest waters. Sometimes the moments that break you are the ones that make you feel most alive.
Conservation
High in the Talamanca Mountains of Costa Rica, one of the planet's most ancient creatures walks softly through the mist. The Baird's tapir — shy, solitary, and endangered — is the cloud forest's most devoted gardener.
Conservation
A visual story about the nesting habits and life cycle of sea turtles, the impact of light pollution on their survival, and the conservationists fighting to keep the beaches dark.
Wildlife
The forest at night is not a place most people choose to go. It is dark, disorienting, and full of things that make sounds you cannot identify. But if you stay long enough, and quiet enough, the fear gives way to wonder.
Adventure
A seven-day trek to the roof of Africa. Through five climate zones, photographing the mountain, the people, and the landscape that changes everything about how you see the world.
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