"The Intrepid Travel Photographer" with Dalida Innes (Australia)
β I see it this way, you know, like the mountain gorillas, 400 left in the world, only 400 left and we cannot put them in a zoo because they...

Dalida Innes (Australia) is a self-taught wildlife, landscape and travel photographer based in Margaret River, Western Australia. Originally from France, Dalida spent 17 years living in Sydney before moving west, carrying with her an adventurous spirit and a deep love for nature, photography and exploring the world. Inspired from an early age by National Geographic documentaries, she eventually picked up a camera to capture the wildlife, landscapes and moments of wonder she encountered along the way.
For Dalida, photography is a way of preserving moments that might otherwise disappear β freezing a feeling, encounter or detail that the eye may not have time to remember. Her travels regularly take her to remarkable places, where encounters with nature and the people she meets continue to shape the stories she tells through her images.
Her work has received international recognition, including being selected as a finalist in the National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest and being named a highly recommended semifinalist in the Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year competition. She has also received recognition in the Monochrome Photography Awards and the ND Awards for her wildlife photography.
Our long working title being: "Around The Globe With A Camera in 45 Minutes" as today we wonder around the world while we discuss Wildlife, Nature and Travel photography and get ready to hear some amazing stories from Mountain Gorillas to Snow Leopards to getting eye to eye with Whales! In our episo...
β I see it this way, you know, like the mountain gorillas, 400 left in the world, only 400 left and we cannot put them in a zoo because they...
