Marine Life Photography — Eyes Of The Wild by Giuseppe Improta

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2025 COLLECTION

2025 COLLECTION

2025 COLLECTION

MARINE & COASTAL LIFE

EYES OF THE WILD

Based in Chilliwack, BC, Canada. You can book me for expeditions, events or collaboration all over the world.

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The cliffs lit up as a break in the heavy clouds let the sun pour through, painting the rock in warm light while the sky still carried traces of rain. In the foreground, two deer grazed quietly, unfazed by the changing weather. A reminder that even o

I spent some time with this pronghorn out on the open plains. At first, he stood perfectly still, alert and scanning the horizon in the golden light. Later, he settled down in the grass, calm and unbothered, as if he knew the land was his. Watching h

Just before sunrise, I found this bison standing frozen in the frosty grass. The cold air clung to its coat, steam rising as it exhaled in the stillness of the morning. There’s a quiet strength in these moments—when the land feels untouch

I came across this Sandhill Crane moving slowly through the tall grass, almost hidden until it lifted its head. They’re such elegant birds, with that striking red crown catching the light. Watching one up close feels like seeing a piece of anci

The storm was rolling through the mountains when the clouds opened just enough for the sun to break through. Beams of light cut across the valley, shifting with the rain, transforming the whole scene for only a few fleeting minutes. Moments like this

I spotted this red fox slipping through an empty campsite, moving quietly but with eyes that never missed a thing. She paused just long enough to give me that curious look before carrying on. Encounters like this are a reminder that even when the peo

I spotted this red-tailed hawk perched at the very top of a tree, scanning the valley below. It stayed perfectly still, only turning its head now and then, completely focused on its surroundings. Raptors always have a presence about them—calm,

I tracked this young bull moose in the forest, quietly feeding among the willows. He paused just long enough for me to take in the details—the velvet on his antlers, the texture of his coat, the calm but watchful eyes. Encounters like this are

A lone horse standing in the tall grass, bathed in golden light as the sun dropped toward the horizon. The whole scene felt timeless—quiet, warm, and still, as if the day were holding on to its last few moments.
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