Wild Earth Expeditions

28/10/2021

14/01/2021

Namibia have some of the largest sand dunes in the world with some measuring up to 200 metres high. Backing on to some of these dunes is the Sossuseli salt pan located in the Southern part in the Namib desert within the Namib-Naukluft National park. This place is home to snakes, bat-eared foxes, African wildcats, hyenas caracals and even leopards. Get out when it’s safe and explore this planet!

10/01/2021

This is the most northern lighthouse of New Zealand, located in Cape Reinga. It is also where the Pacific Ocean and Tasman Sea meet, which you can see with the lighter colour water being the Tasman sea!

06/01/2021

Aoraki / Mount Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand. Its height, is listed at 3,724 metres and It lies in the mountain range of the Southern Alps within the South Island of New Zealand. It has the Ho**er Valley Track which is available for all ages to walk; the ho**er valley track is a must do if you are in the area as it takes you right up to the base of Aoraki / Mt Cook with a great viewing platform for you to rest at and take in this great mountain. **ervalley

10/11/2020

This photo was taken near Ninh Bình a small city in the Red River Delta of Northern Vietnam. Ninh Bình was a region Where the outbreak of the Sino French war was fought in August 1884, and it was of considerable importance to the French, as artillery mounted in its lofty citadel controlled river traffic to the Gulf of Tonkin. Today, it is just an amazing place to see.

23/10/2020

Shot in Yellowstone national park, this Bison appears out in the open, where winter temperatures range from -20 to -50C. The Bison is only found in North America and the Native American tribes have had cultural and spiritual connections to these animals for a very long time.
Photograph: Laura Hedian ✨

02/10/2020

Acclaimed Italian composer and pianist Ludovico Einaudi performs one of his own compositions on a floating platform in the Arctic Ocean, in front of the Wahlenbergbreen glacier (as they crash behind him) in Svalbard, Norway. The musical composition, Elegy for the Arctic, was the result of more than 8 million voices being heard - around the world - calling for Arctic protection.
Photo by Pedro Armestre

02/09/2020

The Blue Dragon river in Portugal, resembling a dragon from an aerial view is known for its dark blue colour and curvy shape; originally inspired by Steve Richards - a photographer - who took one of the very first pictures from his aeroplane window seat while flying over it.

15/08/2020

Travel through Madagascar and you will see the Baobab tree is also know as the ‘upside down tree’ according to some. These giant trees are native to Madagascar and 80% of plant found in Madagascar are endemic, meaning they are only found there! These trees - actually plants - are also found on mainland Africa and also in Australia. This picture was taken on a misty morning, but is during dusk you want to see these trees, as it then and only then, their flowers will open for a short time for all to see closing when darkness appears.

31/07/2020

The Church of St George is a monolithic church carved out of a single rock. It sits in the city of Lalibela, Ethiopia and is part of the 10 other rock carved churches commissioned by the king Gebre Mesqel Lalibela of the Zagwe Dynasty!

16/07/2020

A picture taken at Persepolis, the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire in now modern day Iran during the early 1920’s

07/04/2020

The Changpa Nomads of Ladakh on the move with their herd of Changthangi which is a breed of cashmere goat native to the high plateau of the region. It is the high altitudes and cold temperatures that allow these goats to produce a pashmina grade of cashmere wool.

24/02/2020

The Manpupuner Rock formations are a geological tower of 7 rocks or pillars, sacred to the indigenous Mansi people. The word Manpupuner (Man-Pupu-Nyer) means the ‘Small mountain of idols’ in the Mansi language. The word Manpupuner (Man-Pupu-Nyer) means the ‘Small mountain of idols’ in the Mansi language

09/07/2019

05/07/2019

Lac Tele is located in the north of the Republic of Congo and it is a central part of Likouala Swamps. It is a 140 thousand square kilometre swamp which is larger than Greece or Bulgaria. It is one of the least explored places on the planet and it could be home to the mysterious mokele-mbembe or the even more mysterious emela-ntouka