Interview at Rhea Magazine.
You can see the Magazine in the following link https://issuu.com/revistarhea/docs/rhea_5
You can see the Magazine in the following link https://issuu.com/revistarhea/docs/rhea_5
Today is online the 20th edition of Paws Trails Explorers. And in this number we published an article about my incredible solo trip for Ecuador within its amazing rainforest, Chocó and Amazonian. An unforgetable trip photographing its biodiversity but
My work was published in Chiiz Magazine, an international magazine about Photography: Chiiz Vol. 32: Bugs and Insects Photography Special is here!
Cynthia Bandurek is an Argentinian Biologist (Ecology), Field Naturalist, Nature photographer and wildlife artist. Cynthia is PT Explorers’ Contributing Editor for South America https://cynthiabandurek.com https://www.instagram.com/ cynthiabandurek_artphotography/ How did your interest for wildlife arise? I think the interest in wildlife
As a woman involved in conservation projects and nature photography for more than a decade, I have the honor to present this issue of PT Explorers magazine. This issue is dedicated to the special women, who in their special
Note in Canva.com about wildlife photography where feature ona of my pictures taking in Costa Rica!! https://www.canva.com/learn/9-places-around-world-immerse-wildlife-photography/
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Travel with an objective by Julieta Bilik At the beginning, photography was a method that allowed her to have a record of the species she researched as an ecologist and naturalist. But now it is her passion. Cynthia Bandurek
Cynthia is an Argentinian biologist, wildlife artist, and nature photographer. In February and March 2018 she visited Costa Rica for 32 days exploring and photographing in private nature reserves, wildlife refuges and five locations of a National Park. Cynthia
Presentation Of the Book “The world of the small” in The José Hernández Folk Art Museum. THE WORLD OF SMALL: An approach to the universe of arthropods from an artistic, visual, and evolutionary perspective. © By Cynthia Bandurek Survival