BigAnimals Global Expeditions

Amos' adventures off the coast of Mexico allowed him to take this incredible photo of the Striped Marlin circling its prey. The Marlin's colorful, almost neon exterior here is due to the crystal clear water and sunlight shining down from above. The Marlin is one of the fastest marine swimmers, able to swim upwards of 20mph over short distances. As one can imagine, Amos had fun trying to keep up with these guys while under the surface.

In the Arctic dwells the elusive and unique Beluga Whale. Amos got a chance to swim with these wonderful animals, and captured this amazing shot of the Beluga diving down beneath the surface.

One of the most famous snakes on Earth, the anaconda, sticks out its tongue for Amos as it passes by in Brazil. Amos' adventures in Brazil have yielded many unbelievable images, as his photography prowess is met by the incredible diversity of wildlife present in the Amazon.

A jaguar rests in the grass, Brazil. You never know when he will rise to pounce...

There's a reason why crocodiles haven't evolved much in the last few million years. They are a near perfect predator. Amos was able to photograph this croc in Brazil as it smiled for the camera.

This will be a special opportunity. Amos Rock at Tubbataha is named after Amos Nachoum! It is at 7PM CDT on Monday October 19, so check out your time zone. Our Meetup this month is with the internationally acclaimed underwater photographer Amos Nachoum. He will show a number of his outstanding photos and provide the story behind each one. Not to be missed! Amos Nachoum is an artist and master of photographing big animals worldwide, on land and underwater. He free dives with b...lue whales off the Eastern Pacific, scuba dives in the Okavango delta with crocodiles and goes face to face with the great white shark and captured Love on the Rock of two snow leopard. He is one of only five people ever to swim and photograph Polar bear underwaterMore people were on the moon 12. Since 1980, he has explored every significant body of water from the North Pole to Antarctica. Amos’s photographic vision is to raise awareness of ocean giants in their habitats. His images reflect respect and compassion for animals and wilderness. His photographs strive to dispel the myth of dangerous wildlife and show harmonious interactions between man and animal. Also, Amos is an explorer. He leads wildlife photography expeditions with his company BigAnimals.com. Amos's photos and essays have appeared in publications including National Geographic, Time, Life, The New York Times, Explorers Journal, Yachts, Condé Nast Traveler, Le Figaro, Terra Sauvage, Airone, Der Spiegel, Unterwasser, Explorer Journal and Fifty Fathoms. Amos's photography won the Nikon contest. He is a two-time winner in the animal behavioral category of the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award. In 2012 he placed first in the American Photography Artist competition. In 2014 he shared his vision in the company of Ocean Giants at the prestige Ted Talk to standing ovation. 2018 first place SIPA competition. 2019, the premier of the movie about his life and diving with Polar bear, Picture of his life. International SeaKeepers, Men’s of year award, in the company of Jacques Cousteau, Mikhail Gorbachev, Dr. Sylvia Earle, Walter Cronkite, James Cameron and Prince Albert. Amos lives in Pacific Grove CA, USA. He photographs with RED, cinema camera & Nauticam housing. Nikon still camera and Seacam housing and strobes.

Art Meets Science Sylvia Earle, Liz Taylor, Amos Nachoum Zoom Webinar THURSDAY, 10 SEPTEMBER, 6P ET / 3P PT https://biganimals.us1.list-manage.com/track/click... Purposeful Exploration Join us in broad ranging conversation, narrating the important ideas of discovery and artistry, the intersection of science and expression, and how each of us can lend our talents and curiosities to a larger purpose. Dr. Sylvia Earle, her daughter Liz Taylor, and me will take you on a unique pictorial journey about nature, art, science, and how these roll up into communities of support through organizations like Dr. Earle’s Mission Blue and its program of Hope Spots to help protect and enrich our planet. Dive in with Sylvia & Liz is a casual, free-flowing, and educational conversation and encourages ocean enthusiasts of all ages to join and if so inclined, participate via text or voice. Sylvia, Liz, and Amos will take questions via Q & A text and voice call-in from the attendees. Get your questions ready! Amos Nachoum Mission Blue

Above and below the clear blue waters of Guadalupe Island. #sharkweek

Another favorite for #sharkweek from Amos Nachoum Taken off the coast of South Africa

Join Amos Nachoum for Q and A about the movie, Picture of His Life production and wildlife photography with a purpose August 9, 2020 1:00 PM EDT

Many thanks to Discovery for their article about Amos Nachoum

Very excited to be moderating two very interesting livestream Q&As this weekend - both on Sunday. The first is at 10am PDT with Amos Nachoum, famesd Israeli wildlife photographer in the film "Picture of His Life" who is one of the greatest underwater photographers of all time, as he ventures to the Arctic to capture that one elusive photograph. Join us as we speak with Amos and his Director Yonatan Nir. BigAnimals Global Expeditions The movie trailer - Https://Vimeo.com/346984041 To see the full movie - pictureofhislife.com/biganimals

One of my favorite shark pictures to remind everyone that #sharkweek 2020 starts in three Days

We are going to meet online and you are invited for an inspiring afternoon conversation with the amazing team of friends and professionals that made the thrilling movie "Picture of His Life" June 28 at 7pm EST and 4pm PST If you did not see the movie yet please use this link for the rental pictureofhislife.com/biganimals... Adam Ravetch the EMI winner filmmaker, Dani Menkin the talented co Director and myself - will be online with you to answer your question and for conversation between us, 5 years less six weeks on filming Join with Google Meet - meet.google.com/uor-gizo-rbj

Cinematographer Adam Ravetch discusses his experience working with the cast and crew of Picture of His Life

Can people swim with Polar Bears? Yes, but more people have walked on the moon. Why would someone want to do this? For many reasons ... https://www.pictureofhislife.com/biganimals