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Thomas Peschak

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National Geographic Photographer, Explorer & Fellow / Marine Biologist / Director of Storytelling - Save our Seas Foundation

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Today I am excited to announce the 11 finalists for the @saveourseasfoundation 2022 Ocean Storytelling Photography Grant. Congratulations to @acacia.johnson @agnovell @anita.kainrath @tonywild_ke @ga.briella @henleyspiersphoto @potenzolopes @joshuavelaf @katevylet @sarangnk90 @shanegrossphoto Every single one of these photographers is impressive in their own right, and it was incredibly hard to pick just four winners out of this exceptional group. Having said that, we will announce the four winners on 1st February 2022.
3 years ago
Photo Thomas Peschak - AMAZON - Andes to Atlantic is my @natgeo @insidenatgeo project supported by @rolex that will keep me in the field until 2024. For a total of 396 days I will document the aquatic underworlds of…
Photo Thomas Peschak - And so it begins… after many years of dreaming and planning I am about embark on the biggest and most challenging project of my professional life. 396 days in the field on assignment for…
Photo Thomas Peschak - I spend most of my time photographing wildlife in ocean, coastal or remote island environments, so it was challenging to photograph a story about a geological feature set 3000 metres high in the…
Photo Thomas Peschak - While I am flying out of Cape Town on route to my first expedition destination here is a unpublished photograph from my 2019 @natgeo story about sea turtles and how we humans are impacting them both…
Photo Thomas Peschak - As a conservation photographer and storyteller my biggest wish has always been for someone to invent a time machine, so I can go back to before the dawn of the anthropocene and see with my own eyes…
Photo Thomas Peschak - The Mystery of the Shrunken Iguana. In lean times, when food is scarce Marine iguanas are able to shrink their skeleton and reduce their size by up to 20%. Smaller animals require less energy and…

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