News & Updates
I had the great honer of my image being used in BEIJING by Humane Society International and the Jane Goodall Institute. China's Roots & Shoots Beijing program have teamed up with the Beijing Zoo to promote shark protection with a photo exhibit that showcases these magnificent creatures.
A wide range of Chinese animal welfare and conservation groups, media professionals, businesses and students joined HSI and JGI China representatives at a press conference held at the Zoo to launch the exhibit and to enlist public support for shark protection.
The exhibit, entitled "The Price Behind the Taste—Protect Sharks, Don't Eat Shark Fins," consists of captivating images of sharks swimming in the ocean followed by dramatic photos of fins being cut off of live sharks to make shark fin soup. The unmistakable message is that the human appetite for shark fins has devastating consequences for sharks.
A wide range of Chinese animal welfare and conservation groups, media professionals, businesses and students joined HSI and JGI China representatives at a press conference held at the Zoo to launch the exhibit and to enlist public support for shark protection.
The exhibit, entitled "The Price Behind the Taste—Protect Sharks, Don't Eat Shark Fins," consists of captivating images of sharks swimming in the ocean followed by dramatic photos of fins being cut off of live sharks to make shark fin soup. The unmistakable message is that the human appetite for shark fins has devastating consequences for sharks.
World Oceans Day Photo Competition for Human Interaction Category 2nd.
The results were announced on June 9, 2014 by the Under-Secretary-General, The Legal Counsel of the United Nations during a reception held in New York at the United Nations on the occasion of World Oceans Day and the 20th anniversary of the entry into force of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea—attended by some 200 delegates and accompanied by the United Nations Orchestra Quartet.
There will also be a exhibit of the winning images that will take place in Marseilles, France, on the occasion of the 41st Annual World Festival of Underwater Images (October 30–November 2, 2014)
The results were announced on June 9, 2014 by the Under-Secretary-General, The Legal Counsel of the United Nations during a reception held in New York at the United Nations on the occasion of World Oceans Day and the 20th anniversary of the entry into force of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea—attended by some 200 delegates and accompanied by the United Nations Orchestra Quartet.
There will also be a exhibit of the winning images that will take place in Marseilles, France, on the occasion of the 41st Annual World Festival of Underwater Images (October 30–November 2, 2014)
New Article - Close Focus Wide Angle Critters.
http://www.scubaverse.com/2014/04/01/close-focus-wide-angle-critters/
Winner - British Society of Underwater Photographers, Underwater Excellence Portfolio Competition -
http://www.bsoup.org/Gallery/318.php
http://www.bsoup.org/Gallery/318.php
OUR WORLD UNDERWATER - MACRO TRADIRIONAL - GOLD http://www.underwatercompetition.com/Competitions/our-world-underwater-2015 British Society of Underwater Photographers Focus On Crustations 2nd place. http://www.bsoup.org/News/2016/2016_04.php#FocusOnCrustaceansResults National Geographic Your Shot Pristine Seas Assignment Published. http://yourshot.nationalgeographic.com/stories/pristine-seas/ National Geographic Your Shot Parks & Wildlife Published Image. http://yourshot.nationalgeographic.com/stories/parks-wildlife/?utm_source=NatGeocom&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=SelectedStoryNotification&utm_campaign=Membership |
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