Being There - The Passion-The Mission-The Images

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Maybe now it is finally possible to realize that everything is linked, that we are part of nature and nature is part of us. That we actually rely on nature
to have a good life here on Earth. I sometimes wonder how far you have to travel before you catch up with yourself. I hav [...]
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Concluding words
Maybe now it is finally possible to realize that everything is linked, that we are part of nature and nature is part of us. That we actually rely on nature
to have a good life here on Earth. I sometimes wonder how far you have to travel before you catch up with yourself. I have traveled across whole continents without glimpsing my own back. Since I became a father, life has taken on new dimensions. Perspective has shifted, showing how fragile we human beings are when deprived of
our environment.

My work with knowledgeable and skilled people around the world has been successful and has taught me a lot. When I look back at the expeditions I have undertaken, I see that I
managed to make many of my dreams come true, goals that originally seemed impossible to achieve. But with some determination, I always managed to push forward. Maybe not always in the direction originally intended, but willpower and motivation have remained stronger than despair.

Multidisciplinary collaboration between researchers, creative people, and the business world is a determining factor if we are to create a sustainable future for ourselves.
I have had loyal, heartening support from many people who shared my ambition to experience
unique habitats and cultures throughout the world and do something positive for the environment. Without these camera assistants, photo editors, project leaders, researchers, trainees, sponsors, sound technicians, and helpful members of my family, I would not have gotten very far. I have had loyal, heartening support from many people who shared my ambition to experience
unique habitats and cultures throughout the world and do something positive for
the environment. Without these camera assistants, photo editors, project leaders, researchers,
trainees, sponsors, sound technicians, and helpful members of my family, I would not
have gotten very far.


Our lives are often governed by habit. Perhaps my greatest fear is losing my ability to live for the moment. That my determination will be watered down. I also wrestle with such questions as: How will the next generation judge our deeds? How could I exploit the toil of others to live well and obtain cheaper food, clothes, and luxuries? How could I go out and eat grand meals at a restaurant while the children who sewed our clothes were
starving? Who can answer these questions?


We are only human. But if we make one good decision every day and go without things when we can, it would be a great achievment. We have to care for each other and our environment and create conditions for a sustainable future for the generations to come.

And me? I will do my utmost to continue to inspire, relate, and move.