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Thomas Peschak (thomaspeschak)
National Geographic Photographer, Explorer & Fellow / Marine Biologist / Director of Storytelling - Save our Seas Foundation
http://www.thomaspeschak.com/

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Thomas Peschak： A whale shark travels through the seas off La Paz, Mexico. Whale shark numbers normally peak in this part of the Sea of Cortez when the ocean is green, murky and rough. In 2015 however unusual climati

Thomas Peschak： Photographing and free diving with penguins and seals in Antarctica for @saveourseasfoundation and @natgeo Video by @ottowhitehead

Thomas Peschak： Charles Darwin had a certain degree of contempt for Galapagos marine iguanas. He called them ‘Imps of Darkness’ and subjected them to experiments that included repeatedly throwing them back into ocean

Thomas Peschak： A Cape Gannet on final approach after foraging at sea, about to reunite with its partner at their nest on South Africa’s Malgas Island. For days I studied the flight paths of these gannets until I kne

Thomas Peschak： A historic photograph (1890s) of a once massive African penguin colony on Namibia’s Halifax Island, is a stark contrast to the scene I re-photographed in 2017. The colony probably once numbered more t

Thomas Peschak： A large bronze whaler shark rushes mouth agape through a baitball of sardines. It almost looks like the shark is inhaling the fish like a industrial strength vacuum cleaner. Photographing a baitball a

Thomas Peschak： I remember this flight like it was yesterday. Just as fuel was running low a second rainbow appeared in the channel between D’Arros Island and St. Joseph atoll. I only got one more pass to photograph

Thomas Peschak： There is no subject more appropriate for my return to @instagram after six months offline on assignment for @insidenatgeo @natgeo @rolex on the Amazon river. Manta rays were the centerpiece of my firs

Thomas Peschak： During Christopher Columbus’ Caribbean voyage of 1494 green sea turtles were said to have been so numerous that his ships came close to running aground on them. Apparently, his crew could walk to shor

Thomas Peschak： Getting photographs of Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins off southern Mozambique’s Ponta Do Ouro marine reserve was a wee bit tricky. To make this image I had to swim into the surf zone and repeatedly

Thomas Peschak： This is the last thing plankton sees when trapped in Hanifaru bay during a manta ray feeding frenzy. Despite their large size mantas feed almost exclusive on tiny zooplankton, mainly microscopic crust

Thomas Peschak： I have photographed sharks obsessively for more than 20 years and this image is from one of my early shoots at Aliwal Shoal off the East coast of South Africa. Many of my older images have not stood t