DOwnlOad.™ Hidden Shallows: Confessions of a Wildlife Photographer PDF by Michael Leach

Hidden Shallows: Confessions of a Wildlife Photographer

"After three weeks in the rainforest my clothes could probably stand up by themselves, I smelt like a yak's armpit. A drifting raft of unidentifiable miscellaneous debris formed a deeply unattractive blanket across the entire width of the river. A wash in this water would have been completely pointless; I would have come out even dirtier than before, having contracted at least two diseases previously unknown to science. I was bone-tired, hungry, had aches and pains in the few places that were still capable of feeling. I was covered in bites and was almost certain that something was living in my beard - and people have the nerve to tell me how lucky I am to do this for as living."