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The Wild Image Project is a life long journey, taking me around the world to some of the most remote and beautiful places on earth. My goal is to report and show the Beauty of Nature through my photography and videos.

The air was fresh and clean. The forest was beautiful - different shades of red, orange, and yellow - on the ground as well as up in the trees. Fall in the Northeast is always spectacular."

I have been lying on the sand for 30 minutes, my eyes glued to the camera. My bones ache. My skin itches. My fingers are numb. I am starting to get cold. I am waiting."
"While out shooting at Punta Norte the other day, I noticed this female sea lion that had a wire around her neck. She must have swam through a while ago."

As I am sitting on the beach, just a couple of feet away from the seals, I sense that my presence is no longer a threat and from there, a connection, a communication is established."

We were at the end of the road. But our journey was only beginning. We got out of the jeep and proceeded to unload the kayaks from the trailer. We were all anxious - like children, the night before christmas, about to open their gifts."
"The unexpected. The surprise. Time and space coming together to create a moment of bliss."

We had been driving for a while when we left the main road behind. From the fairly flat landscape our eyes had become accustomed, we found ourselves slowly going down a twisted dirt road - high walls on each side, perhaps 50 meters high."

Saturday night, I am watching a documentary called “El Rey de las Ballenas” (The Whale King). It was produced by MC4 Grenoble, a French company, in 1987 and is about Mariano Van Gelderen, a man born in Bahia Blanca in 1945."

We were all sitting at the table, sharing food and stories. Fried anchovies, calamari and clams, all fresh from the morning, each of us telling his Nature stories."

We were supposed to leave that evening. The plan was to kayak a couple of hours, pass Puerto Pardelas, and camp before Punta Alt."

In a world where more than half of the population lives in cities, we tend to forget there is even a night sky."

Our adventure started in Camarones, a wonderful little village by the Natural Reserve Cabo Dos Bahias."