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While in the Seychelles to photograph a book about

biodiversity, Peschak took his camera everywhere.

One day as he was walking to the sea, where he

planned to take underwater images of the islands’

vibrant reefs, a common white tern began to hover

near his face. Peschak, in full scuba gear with fins

clenched in his teeth, raised his camera and clicked

the shutter. This image is one reason he tells aspiring

photographers that the best camera and lens combi-

nation is often the one you’re holding in your hands.

WHO

A National Geographic

Explorer who focuses on

wildlife and conservation

WHERE

Cousine Island, Seychelles

WHAT

Nikon D3 with a 16mm

fish-eye lens (both in water-

proof housing) and two

underwater strobe lights

FROM OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS

THOMAS P. PESCHAK

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