Tag: looking at camera
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Reverence to the Brazil Nut Tree
Respected packaging Fruit of the Brazil Nut Tree (Bertholletia excelsa) Opening a Brazil nut pod is an arduous undertaking for those who are not used to it. The caboclo does this very naturally, holding the pod in his hand and, in general, with only three blows with a machete, the tenacious bark open.
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Children to care
Ships carrying mountains Children play carefree by the Amazon River waterfront in Macapá. Ships on the horizon have arrived from afar to load the minerals extracted from the region, they carry entire mountains, the mountains that will be missing for those children, yes, they are taking the children’s mountains (as Airton Krenak would say)…
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Let me piss
Civilized humans don’t urinate like that anymore, humans have a politely closed little room and deposit their waste and draw water,
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Eyes of guaraná
The fruit of guaraná (Paullinia cupana) grows from a vine in the Amazon rainforest. Cultivated by the Sateré-Mawé, the plant is native
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Felid complicity
At first, the cat was calm, looked for a corner and lay down, watching the movement of the humans
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The soul of the fish
The riverside fisherman knows the laws of physics, but in a different way from how they are taught in schools…
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Tender sloth
Tenderly looking at the camera, naturally smiling, they are the mother and child of a sloth. It lives off the impeccable balance…
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Woman in charge
In the white waters of the Solimões River, the riverside woman rolls up, steering the boat by the bow.
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A tree and a rope
This is dangerous, irresponsible and useless, and, worse still, subjects the child to the risk of an accident. Is it really?
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Terrifying sound
The red howler monkey (Alouatta seniculus) is the loudest land animal in the world, with its calls reaching up to 140 decibels…
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Water Paths
In the floating village of Cacau Pereira, water is present in everyday life, at the doorstep, below and all around. This same water,
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Gigantic arapaima
The arapaima lives in Amazonian lakes, in poor oxygen water. That is why the arapaima has a rudimentary respiratory apparatus
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Jute planter
Jute (Corchorus capsularis) is a vegetable textile fiber that comes from the Tilioideae family. It was brought from India in 1930 by
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Dona Maria
Dona Maria is the matriarch who keeps the family united. Originally from the Juruá River, they migrated towards Manaus with only their will
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Princess Residents
During the mating season, two toucans (Ramphastos tucanus), also known as the white-throated toucan, begin to regularly visit the Princesa
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Eye to eye
Sorry, I’m just watching your reflected light, and recording it here in my little black box, I’m cool with you!
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Black panther
The black jaguar is a melanic variety of the jaguar, being the main variation in the coat found in wild animals.
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Photographic objectivity
The reason for creating versions with horizontal and vertical orientation is basically to have greater elasticity in the graphic layout.
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Special night
The kapok tree (Ceiba pentandra) was in bloom, and I had had my fill of photographs during the day.
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Child in the tree
Child and tree are two entities that generate benevolence, either on the one hand or on the other.
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Curious communication
My friend Thierry, companion of many navigations and maritime storms, came to visit me in the Amazon and, of course,
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Extraterrestrial visit
Everything indicates that it is an extra-terrestrial, who came to visit our world bringing a message of peace.