In a few decades, do you believe our kids will still be able to see some of the world’s natural beauty and wildlife? I have strong doubts about this.
I’m just one of many citizens of our world concerned about sustainability trends. I’m not an expert, nor a moralizing force. I just intend to spark conversations on my blog based on what I see doing travel photography around: our planet that is as beautiful as fragile. Our earth is deteriorating much faster than our ability to find a new one to move to…
I am sharing my photos of the Earth’s beauty in contrast with the concerning facts that undoubtedly confirm that these wonders are badly endangered, in the hopes of increasing our individual and collective responsibility on the matter of sustainability…
After two trips in gorgeous Tanzania, even if I feel that there are much more places that I haven’t seen there, I wanted to have a go at a small post to share my enthusiasm about 5 amazing places out of many others 🤩. Here is my little view of 5 stunning places to see…
Costa Rica is a fantastic destination on all front: Rainforest with amazing wildlife, volcanos, gorgeous beaches, great cities and food, and so much more. Rather than a travel photography article, I just want to focus on some highlights sampling mostly the amazing and well-managed biodiversity of that beautiful country A sustainability and biodiversity leading country…
Bora Bora is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in the world. That tropical island of French Polynesia is one of the most secluded islands on the planet. As an example, Hawaii gets more visitors in 10 days than the whole of French Polynesia gets in a whole year. The island is part of…
The Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania is one of Africa’s Seven Natural Wonders, a well-deserved title considering the long list of amazing places on this continent. It is also on the list of the 10 Natural Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which had a very positive impact on wildlife preservation. …
The beautiful Mauritius island is located in the Indian Ocean, near Reunion Island, and 600 miles off the coast of Madagascar. As Mark Twain once said, “Mauritius was made first and then heaven, and heaven was copied after Mauritius.” Even if I did not get an invite to shoot in paradise yet (no, not in…
Iceland, the Land of Fire and Ice, is a breathtaking and increasingly popular place – for good reason. It is very close to the Arctic Circle, meaning long winter nights and long summer days, with almost 24 hours of daylight in June, and close to 24 hours of twilight in December. The island was one…
Rangiroa and Tikehau are amazing, low-lying coral atolls located in the Tuamotu archipelago of French Polynesia. This very remote but mythical place is very close to what most would describe as a paradise on Earth and is an amazingly beautiful place. Even if photography prints can’t really do justice to these wonders of Mother Nature,…
The Galapagos Archipelago is one of the most biodiverse places on earth, and, as such, it became one of the top destinations in the world and a once-in-a-lifetime place to see for travel photography. After having been a perfect hideout for pirates near the end of the sixteenth century, it is now a paradise for…
The Iguazu Falls are one of the most stunning natural wonders on Earth and the largest waterfall system in the world. It is also an amazing ecosystem with beautiful wildlife to be observed. This post aims to encourage you to one day visit this beautiful place. It also provides five tips for a fantastic experience…
How long will we still be able to see the world’s natural beauty and wildlife? To illustrate this question with one out of (sadly) many examples, you’ll find in that post a few facts and trends on what’s happening to the elephants. And perhaps we should ask ourselves who the real “dangerous animal” is -…