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The Aegean doing its thing 🌅 🇹🇷

Decided to shoot underwater for a change 🫧

Filming in the Maya forest, Guatemala done! 🇬🇹 All for a campaign to tell the story of a astounding reversal of rampant deforestation that serves as a tale of hope for forest conservation. Film coming in one month… 🌳

New film!! Conservation often requires a balanced approach and to listen to people outside of your bubble. No where more is this more apparent than the greater Yellowstone ecosystem, where wildlife including grizzly bears depend on a mixed landscape of protected areas connected by working ranch lands. Trouble is, those working lands are disappearing, and without them the wildlife will become ever more isolated, and the bears recovery thrown into doubt. The future of the greater Yellowstone depends not only on the survival of the wildlife, but on the people who live on the land.

🇫🇷 mountains back to the forests 🇸🇪 couple weeks in Sweden then the start of a new adventure shooting community forest conservation in Guatemala 🇬🇹

Living and working on the land in Montana means coexisting with grizzly bears - a formidable predator and not an easy one to live alongside. It’s a complex story for conservation and coexistence and one that hasn’t always had a pretty telling. Screen grab from an upcoming film I’m working on with @wcsrockies that’ll delve into this unique place and the challenges facing both bears and ranching communities. Colour graded using the amazing @phantomluts by @joelfamularo.

Tea plantations with the towering Bwindi National Park in the background. Bwindi is one of just two remaining landscapes that are home to Mountain Gorillas 🦍 ⛰

African golden cat. A cryptic and amazing wild cat found across western, central and Eastern Africa. Very little is know of this species as it is all too often overshadowed by its bigger and more famous relatives. Screen grab from an upcoming film I’m working on from a recent trip to Uganda.

Happy bloody Christmas!!! 🐆 🇺🇬 🎄

Wilson’s bird of paradise. Found on just two islands in the #rajaampat archipelago of West Papua. This amazing species of bird of paradise emerges every evening just before sunset to check up on its dancing ground and if there are any waiting females. Tbt 2018.