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Our archives contain over 200,000 images covering hundreds of different subjects within ecosystems from Antarctica to Zaire. All of them represent the best of Daniel J. Cox's vision, talent, and skill. He has traveled the globe to capture breathless beauty, heart-stopping action, and countless one-of-a-kind events. Pictorial eloquence and emotion are the trademarks of his work.
Natural Exposures Online now brings Daniel's work to the public in a more timely, efficient manner. New images from his most recent adventures will be available for viewing online, sometimes only hours after they've been captured.
Our archives contain over 200,000 images covering hundreds of different subjects within ecosystems from Antarctica to Zaire. All of them represent the best of Daniel J. Cox's vision, talent, and skill. He has traveled the globe to capture breathless beauty, heart-stopping action, and countless one-of-a-kind events. Pictorial eloquence and emotion are the trademarks of his work.
Natural Exposures Online now brings Daniel's work to the public in a more timely, efficient manner. New images from his most recent adventures will be available for viewing online, sometimes only hours after they've been captured.
Daniel's Current Work
Polar Bear Research With PBI and Dr. Steven Amstrup-May, 2008
Daniel is currently working with the Sr. Polar Bear biologist for the USGS, Dr. Steven Amstrup. Dr. Amstrup has been studying polar bears for nearly 30 years. Much of the science behind the recent decision to list the polar bear as a Threatened Species was provided by Dr. Amstrup and his science team from the USGS. Click on the link to see a gallery of Daniel's images from this field season. He's currently in Alaska working on this years research with Dr.Amstrup and will be adding new images to this collection at the end of the project. This story is funded in part by Polar Bears International and is element of the ongoing PBI Tri-P Initiative also known as the Polar Population Project. See more photos...
Daniel's Current Work Archive.
Daniel is currently working with the Sr. Polar Bear biologist for the USGS, Dr. Steven Amstrup. Dr. Amstrup has been studying polar bears for nearly 30 years. Much of the science behind the recent decision to list the polar bear as a Threatened Species was provided by Dr. Amstrup and his science team from the USGS. Click on the link to see a gallery of Daniel's images from this field season. He's currently in Alaska working on this years research with Dr.Amstrup and will be adding new images to this collection at the end of the project. This story is funded in part by Polar Bears International and is element of the ongoing PBI Tri-P Initiative also known as the Polar Population Project. See more photos...
Daniel's Current Work Archive.