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Cyclist, foodie, band member, vintage furniture lover and product designer. Doing at the nexus of simplicity and sustainability to craft meaningful ideas that endure. I sometimes make random things with friends.

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  • Photo by Pete McBride @pedrommcbride | How do you move 500 wild African elephants? Carefully and quickly. In 2017 these elephants were moved with their family units to a new park after their numbers thrived in Majete Game Reserve, Malawi. The process involved a logistical orchestra of specialized vets, dedicated elephants experts, and heavy equipment to tranquilize, load, wake up, and transport the animals as efficiently as possible, with as little stress as possible. The process involves risk, but the threat of ivory poaching is far riskier. @africanparksnetwork plans to completed its two-year translocation of 500 elephants in two months, bringing wildlife back to a park that was once decimated by poachers. To see more wild places, follow @pedromcbride. #elephants, #conservation #Afrrica #nature #poaching #malawi #wildlife
  • Photo by @gabrielegalimbertiphoto | From my "Fathers" project: Jhonny, 32, was born in Maniche, a small village in the jungle in Haiti's south, and that’s where he has always lived. His daughter Jiounela was born two years ago. He lives with his daughter and his wife in a tiny house near the river, in the middle of the forest, completely disconnected from every modern comfort, including electricity. Jhonny raises animals and grows fruits and vegetables. Everything he produces goes toward feeding his family. Sometimes he goes fishing on the river, even though, to hear him tell it, he's not very good at it. He spends a lot of time with his daughter. Their favorite activity is playing in the water. #haiti #father #river
  • Photo by @edkashi | A former sugarcane worker, sick with CKDu, at home with his family in Nicaragua in 2015. He now works at home with his family repairing cell phones, and his wife is a local political organizer in their community.
  • Photo by @CarltonWard | Nusa Lembongan, an island east of Bali, is a magical place where perfect surfing waves break along the reef and locals grow and harvest seaweed in the shallows. In this photo, a man fills baskets with seaweed at sunset before returning to the beach for sorting and drying. For more natural and cultural adventures, follow @CarltonWard. #Bali #Indonesia #sunset @natgeoimagecollection
  • Photo by @dguttenfelder | The lights of Tokyo reach the foothills of looming Mount Fuji. For National Geographic’s cities-themed issue, I walked the streets of Tokyo, home to more than 37 million people, to photograph one of the most dynamic, safest, and most innovative cities on Earth. For more Tokyo photos and video, please take a look at our story and interactive “Walking Tokyo: A Journey Through The Rich Textures of Japan’s Vibrant, Reinvented Megacity." Link in bio @dguttenfelder
  • Photo by @timlaman | Anna’s hummingbird dining by moonlight. This is one of my favorite images from my hummingbird series. After all, how often have you seen a hummingbird in front of the moon? I shot this early one morning as the full moon set just before sunrise. If you like hummingbirds, you might enjoy browsing more @TimLaman. #hummingbird #moon #birds #wildlifephotography #sunnylands #coachellavalley #california
  • Photo by @lynseyaddario | Women with the Murhesa village committee work in the fields together as part of empowerment activities to help overcome endemic violence in their communities, outside Bukavu, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, April 15, 2013. Their empowerment activities include leadership, community education, microcredit activities, including farming, raising animals, sewing, making soap, and local foods, which have helped the women be more independent, more equal members of their community, and more respected in their household.
  • Photo by @simonnorfolkstudio I The “Glacial River Lagoon” (Jökulsárlón in Icelandic) is a large glacial lake in southeast Iceland, on the edge of Vatnajökull National Park. The first settlers arrived in Iceland around 870 C.E., when the edge of the tongue of Breiðamerkurjökull Glacier was about 12 miles (20 km) further north than it is today. As glacial retreat has extended its boundaries, the size of the lake has increased fourfold since the 1970s and is reported to be the deepest lake in Iceland at over 815 feet (248m) deep. Follow me @simonnorfolkstudiofor updates, outtakes, unpublished and archive material on this and future projects. @simonnorfolkstudio #Iceland #Jökulsárlón #Vatnajökull #simonnorfolk #glaciallake #globalwarming
  • Photo by Muhammed Muheisen @mmuheisen | We're looking at Al-Khazneh, Arabic for "the treasury," which is one of many facades carved into the mountains of the ancient city of Petra in Jordan. For more photos and videos from different parts of the world, follow me @mmuheisen and @mmuheisenpublic #muhammedmuheisen #jordan #Petra
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