Amos Nachoum, el fotógrafo de 70 años que inmortaliza tiburones sin
About Amos: Amos Nachoum is a prize-winning Israeli photographer who was a National Geographic Team Leader on various photo expeditions documenting the Red Sea, white sharks, and killer whales. His photos and essays have appeared in hundreds of publications around the globe, including National Geographic, Time, Life, New York Times, Le Figaro, Der Spiegel, Unterwasser, and more.
Famed Israeli wildlife photographer Amos Nachoum gets a thrilling
Israeli wildlife photographer Amos Nachoum is part Jacque Cousteau, part Sir Richard Attenborough, part Don Quixote. At least that's how Nachoum comes across in "Picture of His Life," an.
Extreme scuba diving adventures An interview with Amos Nachoum
The Museum of Australian Photography (MAPh) is the preeminent national photography museum, dedicated to championing Australian photography and its vital role in culture and society. The home of Australian photography.. Stargazing features work by Amos Gebhardt, Michaela Gleave, Anna Higgins, Harry Nankin, Trent Parke, Luke Parker, Patrick.
Amos Nachoum Wins Grand Prize in the 2021 World Nature Photography Awards
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Interview with the Pros Amos Nachoum
Amos Nachoum — Founder of Big Animals Amos Nachoum is an internationally acclaimed wildlife and underwater photographer and explorer. With a career spanning more than four decades, he has dedicated his life to capturing extraordinary images of elusive aquatic and land animals and inspiring others to understand and respect the natural world.
Photographing Polar Bears with Amos Nachoum
World renowned wildlife photographer Amos Nachoum has one final photographic dream remaining - to photograph a Polar Bear underwater, while swimming alongsid.
Amos Nachoum is President of BigAnimals Expeditions, but first and
At age 5 Amos Nachoum "drowned". He credits that near-death incident with bonding him to the sea. Today, Nachoum dedicates his life to photographing big predators, whales, bears, sharks, and others mostly in our oceans. His goal is to dispel the myths and spread awareness and resp
Israeli wildlife photographer Amos Nachoum gets his own documentary
Big-animal photographer Amos Nachoum has picked up the Grand Prize in the annual World Nature Photography Awards (WNPAs) for his famous capture of a gentoo penguin's last moments at the jaws of a leopard seal. The image, apty titled "Facing Reality," won Gold in the contest's "Behavior - Mammals" category. There are a number of other superb underwater images among the stunning.
In Arctic, polar bear is final frontier for famed Israeli wildlife
He has appeared on National Geographic Explorer, Today, and Good Morning America and featured in People, Esquire, and Money magazines. Amos's photography has won Nikon, Communication Arts, and BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards. Amos was honored with The International SeaKeeper of the Year 2019, an award that has previously been.
Photographing Polar Bears with Amos Nachoum
After serving in the Israeli special forces and working as a war photographer in hotspots Rwanda and Bosnia for more than a decade, the last thing Amos Nachoum wants is to put himself in harm's way. Instead, Amos unwinds by swimming with great white sharks in the open water, being chased down to 70 feet by polar bears, and coming nose-to-nose.
Interview with the Pros Amos Nachoum
From the pages of The Explorers Journal, photographer Amos Nachoum finds zen to capture the ultimate apex predator on camera. Here's a look at his underwater shark photography. A Fellow of The Explorers Club since 2004, Amos Nachoum specializes in expeditions to understand Earth's largest creatures. More on his work can be found at www.
Amos Nachoum BigAnimals Expeditions
Amos Nachoum is one of the most renowned wildlife photographers in the world. He's 70 years old and still continues to do what he loves. Peninsula Press repo.
Photographing Polar Bears with Amos Nachoum
Amos and Adam Ravetch dipped into the chilly water 200 yards away. The trio of bears continued to swim directly at the photographers, undeterred by the bulky drysuits, scuba gear, and cameras. Once the bears were less than 20 feet away, Adam and Amos descended under the surface, going for a silhouette image.
Viking TV Amos Nachoum Viking.TV
By Daniel Norwood , July 25, 2019 @ 12:00 PM (EST) Polar bears swimming overhead. Unless you're completely new to the industry or have never picked up a scuba diving magazine in your life, you will surely be familiar with the work of this week's featured underwater photographer Amos Nachoum, a well known and highly experienced wildlife.
Photographing Polar Bears with Amos Nachoum
Amos Nachoum is a wildlife photographer, expedition leader, explorer and environmentalist with an incredible history of extreme scuba diving and wildlife encounters. Amos is both a master of photographing big animal behavior and guiding the small groups of adventurers who accompany him on his extreme scuba diving expeditions. He free dives with.
Photographing Polar Bears with Amos Nachoum
Amos Nachoum is the 2018 Sienna International Photography Contest winner in the Wildlife Category. His image of two snow leopards in Nepal entitled, "Love on the Rocks", was a runner up. This is his winning image, and in Amos' own words, the story behind it.