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I’m a biologist, wildlife photographer & expedition host who has spent the last 12+ years with a job most people dream about: traveling the world. I write about the animals I meet, the places they live, and what it takes to find them.
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How I became a full-time traveler and get paid to visit the most dream-worthy places on Earth
Working as a photographer, content creator and writer for Epic Polar with Quark Expeditions on my first sail to the Northwest Passage - Greenland to Canada - on the High Arctic
How it all began
Hi, if you’re new here, let me introduce mys...
How do you turn a love for travel into a full time job?
How do you make your passion and your photographs your way of living like me?
I get asked this almost every day, and it makes so much sense.
Imagine being able to cross borders with freedom, to go from the polar regions to the tropics in...
Makala, three years later
Makala, 2023
Four years ago, on one of my very first expeditions in Pantanal, Brazil, I saw a jaguar cub for the first time. He was three months old, all ears and clumsy paws, tiny tong out and curious eyes. This was my very first photo of...
Amazon pink dolphins and their controversial ecotourism
This is a dolphin with tiny eyes, pink skin that sometimes fades to grey, broad stubby fins and whiskers on its snout!
“What a fantastic animal!” I thought the first time I got close enough to see all of this details with my own eyes, and...
I thought she was going to touch me
“It looks like a missile!,” I remember thinking, in the exact instant I took this photo. The tip of a bullet, that same shape, half white and half black. An enormous, living bullet. This is how they look like when we look at them on the sam...
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