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I had to edit a film. Amanda had to study for her Medical Board Exam. Why do it in New Jersey when we could do it on Costa Rica? We came to Guiones and got our work on.
Amanda watches sunset after a long day of studying pharmacology.
Amanda's feet on the beach at Guiones, Costa Rica.
Amanda studying for her Medical Board Exam. Yes. Those are medical notecards in her hands.
Lonsdale, a Solomon Islander from a remote village in the Makira Province, spear fishes in the shallows near Frigate Bird Island. Photographed in Solomon Islands while working on Islands of Creation: https://vimeo.com/74694051
A portrait of Lonsdale, a Solomon Islander from the Makira Province and one of Dr. Uy's right-hand men. — in Solomon Islands.
While looking for the raw originals of finalist images for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, I found these old photos from a rare foggy summer morning in Formentera from 2010. As soon as the sun arrived, it burned off the myst and left dew covering everything.
On an filming expedition to a remote part of the Solomon Islands, Neil & Nate learn from locals what it takes to climb Coconut trees. It's safe to say that not all adventures end well for everyone.
Starting a fire in the jungle, in the rain, using only sticks? Instructed by locals, Neil Losin and I got to try just that in a remote part of the Solomon Islands. At least one of us succeeds!
Neil Losin and I just won the Emerging Filmmakers Award & Best Short Feature for our film Snows of the Nile at the Princeton Environmental Film Festival.
Pulitzer Prize Winner, MacArthur Genius, recipient of the National Medal of Science, professor of geography, evolutionary biology, physiology and anthropology, and speaker of 12 languages - there are few men like Dr. Jared Diamond. I took this photo after a fascinating interview with Dr. Diamond for Neil's and my upcoming film about speciation.
Hi Everyone. Welcome to the new Nate Dappen Photography blog. My website was down for months. But now, I'm back! I'm back with new stories, new films, and new images. Life has gotten pretty exciting in the few years and there's no sign that things will slow down. To join me on my adventures and projects, subscribe to this blog, like my Facebook page and the Day's Edge Productions Facebook page, and follow us on Twitter.
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