National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 5月31日 21時00分

Photo by @chamiltonjames // Sponsored by @CANON USA // It's almost impossible to grasp the vastness of the Amazon, and it’s really only when you fly over it that you get any sense of scale. I have worked in many parts of the Amazon but there’s one place I always return to: Peru’s Manu National Park. Manu is officially the most biodiverse place on Earth and for an animal lover like me, few places can beat it. This image shows the Manu River winding past an oxbow lake called Cocha Salvador. I have spent over six months filming and photographing giant otters here, but when I took this image I got to see it from the air for the first time and it put its size into perspective for me. It takes nearly two hours to row from end to end, but it looks so small against the backdrop of the world’s largest rain forest. See mother nature in a whole new light. Explore on your travels using the Canon EOS 7D Mark II Camera. #canon

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