face to face

Ready for
every expe­di­ti­on.

Since 1980, Amos Nachoum has explored and pho­to­gra­phed all major bodies of water, from the North Pole to Ant­ar­c­ti­ca. In doing so, he developed a very special style that reflects respect and com­pas­si­on for animals and wil­der­ness in order to dispel the myth of “dangerous” wildlife. On his expe­di­ti­ons, he not only takes photos himself, but also shows other inte­res­ted pho­to­graph­ers how to capture har­mo­nious inter­ac­tions between humans and animals with the camera.

Think big

Picture
of his life.

Amos spe­cia­li­zes in big animal pho­to­gra­phy: He dives with blue whales in the Pacific, pho­to­graphs cro­co­di­les in the Okavango Delta and comes face to face with Great White sharks. He is also one of the very few people who have ever swum with polar bears and pho­to­gra­phed them under­wa­ter – no wonder the resulting images became an award-winning sensation.

Under­wa­ter pho­to­gra­phy has its own limi­ta­ti­ons and chal­lenges. My system and all access­ories are perfectly suited for the use in this harsh environment.

Amos Nachoum 
more about

Amos
Nachoum.

Amos works worldwide and currently resides in Cali­for­nia, USA. His photos and essays have appeared in publi­ca­ti­ons such as National Geo­gra­phic, Time and The New York Times and have won the Animal Behavior category of the BBC Wildlife Pho­to­grapher of the Year Award twice. He gave an acclaimed TED Talk and his film “Picture of his Life” cele­bra­ted its world premiere in 2019. He currently leads photo expe­di­ti­ons and shoots for con­ser­va­ti­on organizations.

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