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Meet: Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado
Ahead of The Ocean Race Summit Itajai, Brazilian photographer and photojournalist Sebastião Salgado talks about connecting with nature through his work, and replanting 3 million trees in the Brazilian rainforest.
published: 19 Apr 2023
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Video Blog - Brazil (By Wildlife Photographer Glenn Bartley)
A video blog from a one month photo trip to SE Brazil in November 2013.
Please be sure to like this video and subscribe to my channel.
Glenn Bartley is a professional nature photographer who focuses on photographing birds in their natural habitat. He resides in Victoria, British Columbia on Canada's West Coast.
To see more of Glenn's images visit: http://www.glennbartley.com
To sign up for Glenn's FREE monthly newsletter with updates, images and photo tips click here - http://www.glennbartley.com/mailinglist.htm
Glenn also leads instructional photo workshops to exciting destinations around the world including:
- Peru
- Vancouver Island, Canada
- Ecuador
- Costa Rica
- Churchill, Canada
To learn more about Glenn's photo workshops visit - http://www.glennbartley.com/photoworkshops/...
published: 12 Dec 2013
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Brazilian Photographer Plants 2.7 Million Trees In A 20-Year Reforestation Project
This huge project has planted saplings of more than 290 species of trees, and seen the return of many species of birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and insects.
By halting erosion of the soil, the replanting the ground cover at the PNHR Bulcão Farm is fostering a revival of the farm’s water resources - both in quantity and quality.
The eight natural springs on the farm have been come alive and, even in times of drought, they now flow at a rate of some 20 litres (5.3 gals) per minute.
Native species of trees planted in an area that was completely degraded have been chosen with the aim of creating a forest of high biomass and diversity.
published: 06 Mar 2019
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Inspiring wildlife photographer Andy Rouse meets a stunning Jaguar in Brazil and shows great pix too
See my amazing encounter with a female Jaguar in the Pantanal, Brazil. Check out some of my images from the shoot with commentary, movie and some nice music too. See a wildlife photographer at work with the passion for what he loves the most!!!
Remember to set the quality of playback to 4k to get the best results!
Music used was downloaded from the YouTube Music Library and is legally used.
I will happily answer polite questions so feel free to stick then in the comments.
Links you might like.....
Check out https://linktr.ee/wildmanrouse for my Jaguar and Tiger Tours (booking for 2024 soon), UK workshops, WildBunch, OM-1 Field Training Guide plus other great stuff .
For Flexshooter tripod heads please visit - https://www.flexshooter.co.uk
This is my Amazon Store Front for all kin...
published: 09 Mar 2023
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Brazilian photographer Salgado highlights Amazon Forest destruction
Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado teamed up with musician Jean-Michel to highlight the destruction of the Amazon forest, and to slam Bolsonaro
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published: 22 May 2021
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Andre Cypriano: Guns & Slums Photographer (Brazil)
The sprawling slums of Brazil—known as favelas—are often portrayed as lawless havens populated by violent criminals. There are not many journalists or artists who have devoted their work to finding out what is actually happening within these marginalized spaces. Photographer Andre Cypriano is an exception. A native of Brazil, Cypriano has studied some of the world's biggest slums, including the famous Rocinha shantytown in Rio de Janeiro. Armed with only his camera, he reveals the humanity of those who have made lives amid precarious circumstances. This short film follows the photographer into the favelas and shows Cypriano's faith in the power of his medium. As the artist says, "Photography is a weapon; it's transformative. It's capable of things that real weapons cannot do."
Visit http:...
published: 06 Aug 2011
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1 Tired Travel Photographer in Olinda, Brazil
Be sure to check out http://www.brendansadventures.com for more of my photography.
I was beyond exhausted when I got to Olinda, Brazil. I mean, it seems silly to say, but many people see my work as a giant life of games and play. And, yes, my work as a travel photographer is awesome, it can be really hard to be constantly on the move. It's really important to take time off, small days away from it all, or even really vacations, and that's something I really haven't done in years.
So, understandably, i guess, when I got to Olinda, I was ready for a nap. Thus, on this episode, I mix a bit of a behind the lens chat with you guys about life as a travel photographer with an on location episode from the incredibly colourful Olinda, Brazil.
I've got more travel and photography from Brazil co...
published: 14 Sep 2015
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Sebastiao Salgado - Brazilian Photographer
Sebastiao Salgado born 1944 in Brazil. He is an economist who earned a master's in economics from the University of São Paulo in Brazil. His work often took him to Africa where he first began to take photographs. Later he abandoned his career and became of a full time photographer doing assignmentsw and documentaries. He has travelled to over a hundred countries and has written numerous books. He and his wife now live in Paris.
Information about his books
http://www.amazonasimages.com
Video used for non profit purposes.
published: 26 Feb 2012
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Photobook with documentary records. Brazil in the 60s, 70s and 80s. Photographer: Witer Brasil
On a peaceful and calm day in the summer of 2021, I was on vacation in Brazil, at my parents' house. I find myself rummaging through old books, records, photographs, documents, and other things in the library. A comforting, nostalgic feeling invades me, reminding me of the many books and photographs that I have visited many times during my childhood. For some reason, most likely due to the advent of technology, we stopped consulting those books, documents, and photographs. The state of conservation of the objects, mainly the photographic positives, was starting to show strong signs of time. Concerned about the degraded state of the books and photographic slides, I decided to talk to my father about the importance of preserving the historical photographic collection. There you can find thou...
published: 01 May 2023
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Brazil: Meet Joao Maia, a photographer "who shoots what he can't see"
A visually impaired photographer Joao Maia, has made a name covering the ongoing paralympics. Maia lost his sight 12 years ago after suffering from an eye infection.
He later learnt how to use a cane and braille before developing an interest in photography.
From a traditional camera, he now uses the latest generation smartphone with excellent focusing options.
"I think that the photo allows me show people that I exist. I record what I see in my own way. People see my photos and say they are g…
READ MORE : http://www.africanews.com/2016/09/14/brazil-meet-joao-maia-a-photographer-who-shoots-what-he-can-t-see
Africanews is a new pan-African media pioneering multilingual and independent news telling expertise in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Subscribe on ourYoutube channel : https://www.youtube.com/...
published: 16 Sep 2016
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Meet: Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado
Ahead of The Ocean Race Summit Itajai, Brazilian photographer and photojournalist Sebastião Salgado talks about connecting with nature through his work, and rep...
Ahead of The Ocean Race Summit Itajai, Brazilian photographer and photojournalist Sebastião Salgado talks about connecting with nature through his work, and replanting 3 million trees in the Brazilian rainforest.
https://wn.com/Meet_Brazilian_Photographer_Sebastião_Salgado
Ahead of The Ocean Race Summit Itajai, Brazilian photographer and photojournalist Sebastião Salgado talks about connecting with nature through his work, and replanting 3 million trees in the Brazilian rainforest.
- published: 19 Apr 2023
- views: 1100
41:19
Video Blog - Brazil (By Wildlife Photographer Glenn Bartley)
A video blog from a one month photo trip to SE Brazil in November 2013.
Please be sure to like this video and subscribe to my channel.
Glenn Bartley is a pro...
A video blog from a one month photo trip to SE Brazil in November 2013.
Please be sure to like this video and subscribe to my channel.
Glenn Bartley is a professional nature photographer who focuses on photographing birds in their natural habitat. He resides in Victoria, British Columbia on Canada's West Coast.
To see more of Glenn's images visit: http://www.glennbartley.com
To sign up for Glenn's FREE monthly newsletter with updates, images and photo tips click here - http://www.glennbartley.com/mailinglist.htm
Glenn also leads instructional photo workshops to exciting destinations around the world including:
- Peru
- Vancouver Island, Canada
- Ecuador
- Costa Rica
- Churchill, Canada
To learn more about Glenn's photo workshops visit - http://www.glennbartley.com/photoworkshops/home.htm
Glenn uses Canon Equipment including:
- Canon 7D Digital Camera Body
- Canon 600mm f/4
- Canon 400mm f/5.6
- Canon 300mm f/4
- Canon 580EX Flash
To see a full list of Glenn's equipment visit - http://www.glennbartley.com/naturephotography/articles/gear.htm
https://wn.com/Video_Blog_Brazil_(By_Wildlife_Photographer_Glenn_Bartley)
A video blog from a one month photo trip to SE Brazil in November 2013.
Please be sure to like this video and subscribe to my channel.
Glenn Bartley is a professional nature photographer who focuses on photographing birds in their natural habitat. He resides in Victoria, British Columbia on Canada's West Coast.
To see more of Glenn's images visit: http://www.glennbartley.com
To sign up for Glenn's FREE monthly newsletter with updates, images and photo tips click here - http://www.glennbartley.com/mailinglist.htm
Glenn also leads instructional photo workshops to exciting destinations around the world including:
- Peru
- Vancouver Island, Canada
- Ecuador
- Costa Rica
- Churchill, Canada
To learn more about Glenn's photo workshops visit - http://www.glennbartley.com/photoworkshops/home.htm
Glenn uses Canon Equipment including:
- Canon 7D Digital Camera Body
- Canon 600mm f/4
- Canon 400mm f/5.6
- Canon 300mm f/4
- Canon 580EX Flash
To see a full list of Glenn's equipment visit - http://www.glennbartley.com/naturephotography/articles/gear.htm
- published: 12 Dec 2013
- views: 28872
3:02
Brazilian Photographer Plants 2.7 Million Trees In A 20-Year Reforestation Project
This huge project has planted saplings of more than 290 species of trees, and seen the return of many species of birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and insec...
This huge project has planted saplings of more than 290 species of trees, and seen the return of many species of birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and insects.
By halting erosion of the soil, the replanting the ground cover at the PNHR Bulcão Farm is fostering a revival of the farm’s water resources - both in quantity and quality.
The eight natural springs on the farm have been come alive and, even in times of drought, they now flow at a rate of some 20 litres (5.3 gals) per minute.
Native species of trees planted in an area that was completely degraded have been chosen with the aim of creating a forest of high biomass and diversity.
https://wn.com/Brazilian_Photographer_Plants_2.7_Million_Trees_In_A_20_Year_Reforestation_Project
This huge project has planted saplings of more than 290 species of trees, and seen the return of many species of birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and insects.
By halting erosion of the soil, the replanting the ground cover at the PNHR Bulcão Farm is fostering a revival of the farm’s water resources - both in quantity and quality.
The eight natural springs on the farm have been come alive and, even in times of drought, they now flow at a rate of some 20 litres (5.3 gals) per minute.
Native species of trees planted in an area that was completely degraded have been chosen with the aim of creating a forest of high biomass and diversity.
- published: 06 Mar 2019
- views: 56649
4:05
Inspiring wildlife photographer Andy Rouse meets a stunning Jaguar in Brazil and shows great pix too
See my amazing encounter with a female Jaguar in the Pantanal, Brazil. Check out some of my images from the shoot with commentary, movie and some nice music too...
See my amazing encounter with a female Jaguar in the Pantanal, Brazil. Check out some of my images from the shoot with commentary, movie and some nice music too. See a wildlife photographer at work with the passion for what he loves the most!!!
Remember to set the quality of playback to 4k to get the best results!
Music used was downloaded from the YouTube Music Library and is legally used.
I will happily answer polite questions so feel free to stick then in the comments.
Links you might like.....
Check out https://linktr.ee/wildmanrouse for my Jaguar and Tiger Tours (booking for 2024 soon), UK workshops, WildBunch, OM-1 Field Training Guide plus other great stuff .
For Flexshooter tripod heads please visit - https://www.flexshooter.co.uk
This is my Amazon Store Front for all kinds of cool photo stuff - https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/wildmanrouse
Don't forget to subscribe to this page and signup to my website newsletter for early news as my trips tend to book out quickly.
https://wn.com/Inspiring_Wildlife_Photographer_Andy_Rouse_Meets_A_Stunning_Jaguar_In_Brazil_And_Shows_Great_Pix_Too
See my amazing encounter with a female Jaguar in the Pantanal, Brazil. Check out some of my images from the shoot with commentary, movie and some nice music too. See a wildlife photographer at work with the passion for what he loves the most!!!
Remember to set the quality of playback to 4k to get the best results!
Music used was downloaded from the YouTube Music Library and is legally used.
I will happily answer polite questions so feel free to stick then in the comments.
Links you might like.....
Check out https://linktr.ee/wildmanrouse for my Jaguar and Tiger Tours (booking for 2024 soon), UK workshops, WildBunch, OM-1 Field Training Guide plus other great stuff .
For Flexshooter tripod heads please visit - https://www.flexshooter.co.uk
This is my Amazon Store Front for all kinds of cool photo stuff - https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/wildmanrouse
Don't forget to subscribe to this page and signup to my website newsletter for early news as my trips tend to book out quickly.
- published: 09 Mar 2023
- views: 1208
1:56
Brazilian photographer Salgado highlights Amazon Forest destruction
Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado teamed up with musician Jean-Michel to highlight the destruction of the Amazon forest, and to slam Bolsonaro
READ MORE...
Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado teamed up with musician Jean-Michel to highlight the destruction of the Amazon forest, and to slam Bolsonaro
READ MORE : https://www.euronews.com/2021/05/22/brazilian-photographer-salgado-highlights-amazon-forest-destruction
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Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado teamed up with musician Jean-Michel to highlight the destruction of the Amazon forest, and to slam Bolsonaro
READ MORE : https://www.euronews.com/2021/05/22/brazilian-photographer-salgado-highlights-amazon-forest-destruction
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- published: 22 May 2021
- views: 1066
3:31
Andre Cypriano: Guns & Slums Photographer (Brazil)
The sprawling slums of Brazil—known as favelas—are often portrayed as lawless havens populated by violent criminals. There are not many journalists or artists w...
The sprawling slums of Brazil—known as favelas—are often portrayed as lawless havens populated by violent criminals. There are not many journalists or artists who have devoted their work to finding out what is actually happening within these marginalized spaces. Photographer Andre Cypriano is an exception. A native of Brazil, Cypriano has studied some of the world's biggest slums, including the famous Rocinha shantytown in Rio de Janeiro. Armed with only his camera, he reveals the humanity of those who have made lives amid precarious circumstances. This short film follows the photographer into the favelas and shows Cypriano's faith in the power of his medium. As the artist says, "Photography is a weapon; it's transformative. It's capable of things that real weapons cannot do."
Visit http://www.culturesofresistance.org/andre-cypriano to learn more.
https://wn.com/Andre_Cypriano_Guns_Slums_Photographer_(Brazil)
The sprawling slums of Brazil—known as favelas—are often portrayed as lawless havens populated by violent criminals. There are not many journalists or artists who have devoted their work to finding out what is actually happening within these marginalized spaces. Photographer Andre Cypriano is an exception. A native of Brazil, Cypriano has studied some of the world's biggest slums, including the famous Rocinha shantytown in Rio de Janeiro. Armed with only his camera, he reveals the humanity of those who have made lives amid precarious circumstances. This short film follows the photographer into the favelas and shows Cypriano's faith in the power of his medium. As the artist says, "Photography is a weapon; it's transformative. It's capable of things that real weapons cannot do."
Visit http://www.culturesofresistance.org/andre-cypriano to learn more.
- published: 06 Aug 2011
- views: 1354
12:08
1 Tired Travel Photographer in Olinda, Brazil
Be sure to check out http://www.brendansadventures.com for more of my photography.
I was beyond exhausted when I got to Olinda, Brazil. I mean, it seems silly...
Be sure to check out http://www.brendansadventures.com for more of my photography.
I was beyond exhausted when I got to Olinda, Brazil. I mean, it seems silly to say, but many people see my work as a giant life of games and play. And, yes, my work as a travel photographer is awesome, it can be really hard to be constantly on the move. It's really important to take time off, small days away from it all, or even really vacations, and that's something I really haven't done in years.
So, understandably, i guess, when I got to Olinda, I was ready for a nap. Thus, on this episode, I mix a bit of a behind the lens chat with you guys about life as a travel photographer with an on location episode from the incredibly colourful Olinda, Brazil.
I've got more travel and photography from Brazil coming in the next couple episodes, so stay tuned and subscribed!
https://wn.com/1_Tired_Travel_Photographer_In_Olinda,_Brazil
Be sure to check out http://www.brendansadventures.com for more of my photography.
I was beyond exhausted when I got to Olinda, Brazil. I mean, it seems silly to say, but many people see my work as a giant life of games and play. And, yes, my work as a travel photographer is awesome, it can be really hard to be constantly on the move. It's really important to take time off, small days away from it all, or even really vacations, and that's something I really haven't done in years.
So, understandably, i guess, when I got to Olinda, I was ready for a nap. Thus, on this episode, I mix a bit of a behind the lens chat with you guys about life as a travel photographer with an on location episode from the incredibly colourful Olinda, Brazil.
I've got more travel and photography from Brazil coming in the next couple episodes, so stay tuned and subscribed!
- published: 14 Sep 2015
- views: 1389
5:58
Sebastiao Salgado - Brazilian Photographer
Sebastiao Salgado born 1944 in Brazil. He is an economist who earned a master's in economics from the University of São Paulo in Brazil. His work often took him...
Sebastiao Salgado born 1944 in Brazil. He is an economist who earned a master's in economics from the University of São Paulo in Brazil. His work often took him to Africa where he first began to take photographs. Later he abandoned his career and became of a full time photographer doing assignmentsw and documentaries. He has travelled to over a hundred countries and has written numerous books. He and his wife now live in Paris.
Information about his books
http://www.amazonasimages.com
Video used for non profit purposes.
https://wn.com/Sebastiao_Salgado_Brazilian_Photographer
Sebastiao Salgado born 1944 in Brazil. He is an economist who earned a master's in economics from the University of São Paulo in Brazil. His work often took him to Africa where he first began to take photographs. Later he abandoned his career and became of a full time photographer doing assignmentsw and documentaries. He has travelled to over a hundred countries and has written numerous books. He and his wife now live in Paris.
Information about his books
http://www.amazonasimages.com
Video used for non profit purposes.
- published: 26 Feb 2012
- views: 4960
2:30
Photobook with documentary records. Brazil in the 60s, 70s and 80s. Photographer: Witer Brasil
On a peaceful and calm day in the summer of 2021, I was on vacation in Brazil, at my parents' house. I find myself rummaging through old books, records, photogr...
On a peaceful and calm day in the summer of 2021, I was on vacation in Brazil, at my parents' house. I find myself rummaging through old books, records, photographs, documents, and other things in the library. A comforting, nostalgic feeling invades me, reminding me of the many books and photographs that I have visited many times during my childhood. For some reason, most likely due to the advent of technology, we stopped consulting those books, documents, and photographs. The state of conservation of the objects, mainly the photographic positives, was starting to show strong signs of time. Concerned about the degraded state of the books and photographic slides, I decided to talk to my father about the importance of preserving the historical photographic collection. There you can find thousands of photographs of trips, family gatherings, places, people, etc. organized in carousels. My father agrees that we should take care of it, but he doesn't want to take care of these things anymore, and he offers me the position of guardian of the library. That said, at the end of the holidays, I bring all the positives — over 3500 — back to my home in Norway. Here I have a small photographic laboratory, where I begin the restoration and digitization work. There were 11 months of daily work, the result of discipline, where I cleaned, restored, and scanned positive by positive. This book is a brief clipping of this restored and digitized documentary material. Witer Brasil, the photographer, is my father and my first and great master in the world of light. I hope you like it and feel inspired.
Rodrigo R. Brasil
https://wn.com/Photobook_With_Documentary_Records._Brazil_In_The_60S,_70S_And_80S._Photographer_Witer_Brasil
On a peaceful and calm day in the summer of 2021, I was on vacation in Brazil, at my parents' house. I find myself rummaging through old books, records, photographs, documents, and other things in the library. A comforting, nostalgic feeling invades me, reminding me of the many books and photographs that I have visited many times during my childhood. For some reason, most likely due to the advent of technology, we stopped consulting those books, documents, and photographs. The state of conservation of the objects, mainly the photographic positives, was starting to show strong signs of time. Concerned about the degraded state of the books and photographic slides, I decided to talk to my father about the importance of preserving the historical photographic collection. There you can find thousands of photographs of trips, family gatherings, places, people, etc. organized in carousels. My father agrees that we should take care of it, but he doesn't want to take care of these things anymore, and he offers me the position of guardian of the library. That said, at the end of the holidays, I bring all the positives — over 3500 — back to my home in Norway. Here I have a small photographic laboratory, where I begin the restoration and digitization work. There were 11 months of daily work, the result of discipline, where I cleaned, restored, and scanned positive by positive. This book is a brief clipping of this restored and digitized documentary material. Witer Brasil, the photographer, is my father and my first and great master in the world of light. I hope you like it and feel inspired.
Rodrigo R. Brasil
- published: 01 May 2023
- views: 45
1:38
Brazil: Meet Joao Maia, a photographer "who shoots what he can't see"
A visually impaired photographer Joao Maia, has made a name covering the ongoing paralympics. Maia lost his sight 12 years ago after suffering from an eye infec...
A visually impaired photographer Joao Maia, has made a name covering the ongoing paralympics. Maia lost his sight 12 years ago after suffering from an eye infection.
He later learnt how to use a cane and braille before developing an interest in photography.
From a traditional camera, he now uses the latest generation smartphone with excellent focusing options.
"I think that the photo allows me show people that I exist. I record what I see in my own way. People see my photos and say they are g…
READ MORE : http://www.africanews.com/2016/09/14/brazil-meet-joao-maia-a-photographer-who-shoots-what-he-can-t-see
Africanews is a new pan-African media pioneering multilingual and independent news telling expertise in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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https://wn.com/Brazil_Meet_Joao_Maia,_A_Photographer_Who_Shoots_What_He_Can't_See
A visually impaired photographer Joao Maia, has made a name covering the ongoing paralympics. Maia lost his sight 12 years ago after suffering from an eye infection.
He later learnt how to use a cane and braille before developing an interest in photography.
From a traditional camera, he now uses the latest generation smartphone with excellent focusing options.
"I think that the photo allows me show people that I exist. I record what I see in my own way. People see my photos and say they are g…
READ MORE : http://www.africanews.com/2016/09/14/brazil-meet-joao-maia-a-photographer-who-shoots-what-he-can-t-see
Africanews is a new pan-African media pioneering multilingual and independent news telling expertise in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Subscribe on ourYoutube channel : https://www.youtube.com/c/africanews
Africanews is available in English and French.
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- published: 16 Sep 2016
- views: 132