Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa Brands
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa Brands
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa Brands
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa Brands
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa Brands
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa Brands
Post-colonial
Ranger preparing for poacher ambush
A Mozambican woman wearing traditional clothing, the colorful capulana.
Rainy day blues
A journey for water
GPS Collaring a Bull Elephant
Elephant Defense
A ranger is dwarfed by Gorongosa National Park's trees
Death and Resurrection
The peak of Gorongosa National Park's drought
Last catch of the day in Cape Town
A ranger's inspiration
Buenos Aires never sleeps
Toquerville Falls
Night's Watch
Gooseneck Overlook
Vertigo
Deep Sea Submarine
A man and his dog
Logan's Pass
Bottle cap checkers
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa BrandsTaken as part of a tourism campaign for Gorongosa National Park in Cozdo Caves, Mozambique.
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa BrandsBeekeeping in Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park is a regional tradition. Local beekeeping using bark hives and logs has long been a part of the subsistence economy of people who inhabit all the forests in the park's buffer zone. Yet, recent increases in the demand for low-quality honey is driving a growing number of regional beekeepers to cut down trees and start uncontrolled fires, putting the regional Mozambican forests increasingly at risk. The park’s honey project facilitates beekeeper access to sustainable beekeeping practices by using locally sourced beehives from a sustainably managed forest and handmade bee suits for protection
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa BrandsTaken as part of a product shoot for Gorongosa Brands’ cofee, 100% of the profits from this specialty coffee supports people and wildlife in Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa BrandsA Mozambican woman holds a coffee seedling.
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa BrandsMozambican workers dry coffee berries in the first step of making sustainable coffee in Gorongosa National Park, an engine of reforestation and income for the area.
Commercial photo demo: Gorongosa BrandsCashews are a path of the future for Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park. The trees provide rainforest reforestation and increasing community incomes for the nearly 100,000 that live around the park.
Post-colonialStriking old Portuguese architecture in Inhambane, Mozambique.
Ranger preparing for poacher ambush
A Mozambican woman wearing traditional clothing, the colorful capulana.
Rainy day blues
A journey for water
GPS Collaring a Bull Elephant
Elephant DefenseTo many, firecrackers are for celebrations. But for these people in the Gorongosa buffer-zone, it's for defense. Elephants sneak onto their land at night, raiding their crops and destroying much of their only source of food. But firecrackers are one of the few methods that work at scaring them off. I spent the past few days with locals, following them through their fields in the middle of the night as they would shoot these over the gigantic thieves' heads. It's unnerving how quiet elephants are for their size; you can only hear the snap of a few corn stalks as they run away in the darkness, momentarily illuminated by the exploding streams of pyrotechnics.
A ranger is dwarfed by Gorongosa National Park's trees
Death and Resurrection
The peak of Gorongosa National Park's drought
Last catch of the day in Cape Town
A ranger's inspiration
Buenos Aires never sleepsLate night on a corner in Buenos Aires' San Telmo neighborhood
Toquerville FallsUp a rugged dirt road outside of Zion National Park
Night's WatchA crew member mans the bridge of the MV Alucia during night on the Pacific Ocean
Gooseneck OverlookCanyonlands National Park
VertigoA crew member dangles from high up aboard the MV Alucia while performing ship maintanence.
Deep Sea Submarine
A man and his dogOctober 2013, Bozeman, MT
Logan's PassAugust 2012, Glacier National Park, MT
Bottle cap checkers
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