Image rights:
I am the author of the majority of the photos from this site but I have to thank a lot of photographers for photos that you will discover.
Thanks again to :
Peter Brakels, Somchit Sudavanh, Floriane Festeau, Ludovic David, Masoud Alhammad, Zaharil Dzulkafly, Sylvain Petrop, Balazs Buzas, Adeline Seah, David Mead, Fitzgérald Jégo, Arno Brival, Mickael Legembre.
A big thank you to all these people who took me in action and shared my adventures.
Enjoy !
Fieldwork for TAXA NATURÆ is a poetic yet precise act of preservation. In the dense rainforests of Southeast Asia and beyond, we observe, and photograph the intricate lives . As the extinction crisis accelerates, every observation becomes a vital scientific record—a final witness to a biodiversity that is rapidly vanishing. Our documentation serves as a bridge between the wild and the archival, capturing the fragile elegance of species before they disappear forever.
Night collecting & light traps
Utilizing specialized ultraviolet spectrum traps to document nocturnal biodiversity often missed by standard daylight observations.
Careful specimen handling
Employing delicate techniques to handle fragile micro-arthropods, ensuring taxonomic integrity is maintained from field to lab.
On-site documentation
Executing high-contrast macro photography in the natural habitat to record true coloration .
Returning to the studio
Transitioning from raw field data to archival-grade scientific cataloging, finalizing the visual record for Taxa Naturae.
Life is fragile; our mission is to ensure it is never forgotten.
Every species photographed in the field becomes a permanent witness to the beauty and complexity of our planet. Join us in documenting biodiversity before it vanishes.