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Title:Social Hour
Like oversized, asynchronous dancers in training, sperm whales twist and turn at the surface, rubbing their bodies together to socialize. As with humans, touch is important to whales for bonding.
Biography:
Eric earned a Bachelor's Degree in Biology from Wake Forest University. He enjoyed his courses in physiology, molecular biology, and genetics, but it was ecology that grabbed his attention. The idea that life, across species and geographies, is intertwined resonated with him long after his classes concluded.
This concept has driven much of Eric's travel and work to date. He seeks to explore new cultures, new areas of the world, and unique wildlife with the hope that his images can deliver that same empowering idea to others that he felt in his studies — that we can all share some... |
