

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.

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









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.
Amos
shoots with
In challenging situations and on unusual assignments, flexible and adaptable equipment is the most important factor. Exciting pictures and professional work can only be achieved with the right tools.