Colour, Cacophony and Clamour Paper:Gloss - Ilford Galerie Gold Fibre Water cascades from the ivory

Water cascades from the ivory tusks and leathery

Mount Duneed

A detail of the delicate tentacles beneath a jellyfish bell

Blue velvet folds in the surface of a hard coral only meters from a pristine sandy beach on a uninhabited island in Raja Ampat

The charred remains of an African elephant slaughtered by poachers for bush meat and burned by National Park rangers to prevent the spread of Anthrax

Colour, Cacophony and Clamour Paper:Gloss - Ilford Galerie Gold Fibre Water cascades from the ivoryOn an exposed river bank near the Bolivian border a flock of Macaw feed on the mineral rich clays exposed by rain and flood waters. Mineral licks are rare in the Amazon Basin and attract many species. They also attract predators in the same way a dry season waterhole does on the African savannah. Wildlife can be timid and prone to fleeing, so patience and hiding skills are a necessity. Bolivia.