Sunrise in Kruger National Park
Sunrise safaris in Kruger National Park aren’t always about what animals you see; often you find beautiful landscapes as well. Continue reading Sunrise in Kruger National Park
Author: Ryan Huang
Ryan is currently a graduate student pursuing his PhD at Duke University in the field of ecology with a concentration in conservation. He has visited every continent other than Antarctica, and has participated in conservation projects across four different continents. Although experienced with still photography, he is most passionate about using documentaries to communicate science to a wider audience.
Land Crabs in Madagascar
While studying lemurs in Madagascar, I used my time off to travel and visit the country’s national parks. I took a photo of this land crab in Ankarafantsika. Continue reading Land Crabs in Madagascar
Zebra in Kruger National Park
This is an older photo of mine, back when I was living in Kruger National Park in South Africa. Sometimes it’s hard waking up before the sunrises, freezing your butt off in an open aired truck in the middle of … Continue reading Zebra in Kruger National Park
The Mountains of Hawai’i
I’ve spent a lot of time around tropical mountains, and for some reason I always love to watch the mountains catch the clouds which provides water and rain for the hundreds of plant and animal species on their slopes. I … Continue reading The Mountains of Hawai’i
Sunset on the Dry Tortugas
No matter how many times I return to Dry Tortugas National Park, I am always struck by the simple yet beautiful surroundings of the Florida Keys. It is one of the main reasons I cherish my trips to the islands … Continue reading Sunset on the Dry Tortugas
Baboon Portrait
In some parts of the world, baboons are considered a pesky threat (this guy was actually sitting on a gas pump preventing us from refilling our car). I can’t help but marvel at how human like they are, so I … Continue reading Baboon Portrait
Terns of the Tortugas
Every year I visit the Dry Tortugas as part of the field work for my PhD. It’s such a spectacular place given the rich cultural history and natural resources that can be found on the island. As I prepare for … Continue reading Terns of the Tortugas
Angels in the Carribbean
This is an early photo I took during my first trip to the Dry Tortugas. I was overwhelmed with how busy the sooty tern colony was; I was constantly looking up at the sky at all of these birds illuminated by … Continue reading Angels in the Carribbean
Cherries and Churches
I took this photo of the Duke Chapel back in the spring time, when the cherry blossoms were blooming and it was warmer and sunnier. I love this photo for two reasons, 1) it helps me get through the cold … Continue reading Cherries and Churches
Volcanoes to the Sea: A Hawaiian Adventure
One of the best aspects of traveling the world is getting outside and exploring the unique landscapes that cannot be found anywhere else. Hawai’i is a perfect example of a treasure trove of outdoor activities. Away from the hotels and … Continue reading Volcanoes to the Sea: A Hawaiian Adventure
Monkey Hugs
I love this photo of mother and child vervet monkeys that I took while working in the Kruger National Park in South Africa. Part of why I love it so much is that it’s so familiar and I can relate … Continue reading Monkey Hugs
Porches and Sunsets at the Duke Marine Lab
Everyone always loves a good sunset, and I have always loved the idea of porches. Porches are by definition, open spaces that are incredibly welcoming and allow you to relax while enjoying the view with great company. While hanging out … Continue reading Porches and Sunsets at the Duke Marine Lab
One World, Two Feet 