Jeff Cremer
Jeff Cremer is a wildlife photographer, and cinematographer. He is better known[who?] for taking pictures of butterflies drinking turtles' tears in the Peruvian rainforest.[1] He has photographed glowing insect larvae in Peru.[2]
Cremer participated in Smarter Every Day (2011)[citation needed] and Fieldwork in the Peruvian Amazon Forest (2017).[citation needed] Cremer's photographs have been featured in books, magazines, and in Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Wired, Animal Planet.[3] He has also been published in the world's largest atlas, the “EARTH Platinum Edition”.[4]
Books
- Jeff and Alan's Guide To Motorcycle Travel In Colombia (2021, Starfire, with Alan Churchill)
- Strange, Rare And Cool: Amazing Wildlife Of The Amazon Jungle (Blurb, Inc.)
- 67 Questions About The Amazon Jungle: What You Never Heard About The Deepest Jungle In The World (Blurb)
- Peru - People Of The Sun: A Journey Into The Heart Of The Inca Empire (Blurb)
See also
References
- ↑ "A far cry from normal: Amazonian butterflies drink turtle tears". NBC News. Retrieved 2022-02-15.
- ↑ Shuker, Karl (February 2015). "Glowing mystery larvæ". Fortean Times (324). Retrieved 1 March 2024.
- ↑ "Ever wondered what it's like to shoot in the Amazon jungle? Jeff Cremer tells the tale". www.imaging-resource.com. Retrieved 2022-02-15.
- ↑ "Jeff Cremer Wildlife Photographer Peruvian Rainforest". www.edtechlens.com. Retrieved 2022-02-15.
External links
- The Wild Life (EP 13): Jeff Cremer on wildlife photography, leafcutter ants & optical physics (podcast)
- The Challenges of Camera Trapping in the Amazon (interview)
- Ecotourism w/ Jeff Cremer, Talk Nerdy podcast
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