BeetleCam is Back Teaser

BeetleCam is Back Teaser If the video does not appear below, watch it on Vimeo: BeetleCam is Back Teaser BeetleCam is a remote control buggy with a DSLR camera mounted on top. I created the first BeetleCam in 2009 in order to take close-up, wide-angle photographs of dangerous African animals....

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2011 Review

2011 Review Happy holidays everyone! It is hard to believe another year is almost over! 2011 flew by and was an eventful year for Burrard-Lucas Photography. For me there were some truly memorable and humbling experiences such as coming face to face with a wild giant panda in...

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Giant Panda Tracking

Giant Panda Tracking Earlier this year I spent eight days tracking Giant Pandas in the Qinling Mountains of Central China. This is one of the few remaining places where Giant Pandas exist in the wild. Due to habitat loss and human encroachment, pandas have been pushed into extremely...

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Dining with Devils

Dining with Devils Few places feel as remote and wild as the Australian island of Tasmania; mile upon mile of sandy beaches and jagged rocks stretch for as far as the eye can see, whilst ancient forests full of giant ferns cover much of the interior. The island is frequently battered by...

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Komodo Dragons

Komodo Dragons I recently spent three days traveling around the Indonesian islands of Komodo and Rinca, photographing the legendary Komodo dragons. Preparation for the trip commenced several weeks earlier, as I attempted to devise an effective and safe way of getting wide-angle,...

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Ethiopian Wolf Project

Ethiopian Wolf Project I am excited to announce that I am embarking on a new conservation project to raise awareness and support for the world’s most endangered canine, the Ethiopian wolf. It is estimated that less than 500 wolves remain in the wild today, and this number is falling...

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Great Migration

Great Migration The annual wildebeest migration is well known as one of Africa’s most impressive spectacles. Over 1.5 million wildebeest migrate between the Serengeti in Tanzania and the Masai Mara in Kenya, making this the largest mass-movement of land mammals anywhere on Earth. In...

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