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This October we highlight the work of photographer Helen Colonques, who dedicates a daily space to connect with nature. As a wildlife photographer with a deep commitment to nature, she portrays the essence of animals in their natural habitat, always protecting their privacy and respecting the environment.
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Photographer: Helen Colonques
When I went on my first Wildlife Safari and photographed my first Leopard in the wild, I was absolutely hooked. I love the thrill of being out in nature every day and never knowing what you will find.
I am often asked if I am frightened of the animals especially if they come very close. The answer to that is no. I always make sure that whatever I do that I am safe. Although, I must admit that being charged by African Elephants does get your heart racing or stumbling across a pride of Lions whilst on a walking safari that are eating a Zebra does make me thankful that I was not on the menu that day.
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Photographer: Stephanie Bellin
Exploring nature and wildlife through my camera lens has changed how I see life. Being outdoors, I discover the beauty in different landscapes, notice small details, and marvel at how animals adapt to tough environments. It's an amazing and captivating journey that keeps my love for photography alive every day.
Today we highlight the work of the photographer Stephanie Bellin who through her art shows us the most incredible postcards of Namibia, her talent and commitment to wildlife can be seen in each of her trips and encounters.
This month we highlight the image of this cheetah running at high speed, undoubtedly a frontier runner.
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This September we highlight the work of photographer Jan-Ole Röbbeling, who dedicates a daily space to connect with nature. Being a student of geography and having a deep commitment to nature, he portrays the essence and subtlety of animals in their natural habitat.
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Photographer: Jan-Ole Röbbeling
One his earliest dreams was to become a nature filmmaker. Things turned out differently. But since summer 2022, Röbbeling spent almost every free time outside with his camera exploring the wildlife in front of the door. He is looking forward to capture fascinating moments and learn more about this world.
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Photographer: Alessandro Uboldi
During his visit to Jordan, he had the pleasure of seeing and photographing the elegant Arabian oryx again. This time in a non-sandy desert. Different environment, same objective. For a few hours, Alessandro waited for the perfect moment to see these beautiful animals and photograph them in perfect light.
This month in our selection of photographers we highlight the work of photographer Alessando Uboldi who has a special interest in capturing the essence and grandeur of wildlife through the destinations he visits.
International Day of Indigenous Women
Recognising and preserving.
Identity is that trait that identifies us and makes us unique in the way we are and perceive our environment. Beyond borders there are communities that resist and defend their identity and cultural richness.
Today, on the International Day of the Indigenous Woman, we are dedicated to recognising the work of photographers in their efforts to make the indigenous peoples of the South American continent more visible.
Amazonas, Colombia
Portrait of a beautiful Yagua indigenous in the Amazon region of Colombia. They migrated from Perú to this bank of the Amazon River where they make a living selling wooden handicrafts and fishing. They decorate themselves with natural fibres and achiote, a seed used to paint their body red.
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MATEO BORRERO
San José del Guaviare, Colombia
The Nukak Maku community is considered the last tribe of nomadic indigenous people in Colombia. Women have an important role within the community and that is to care for and educate children, in addition to creating handicrafts based on processed plants or elements extracted from nature.
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CARLOS GALLEGO ARCILA
Arcabuco, Colombia
Peasant women in Colombia are the backbone of their communities, working tirelessly to provide for their families and contribute to their local economies. Despite facing numerous challenges, including poverty, lack of access to education and healthcare, and discrimination, they continue to persevere and make a positive impact on their communities.
IMAGE BY
DANIEL GARZÓN
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