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New Issue of Anima Mundi Magazine Available
By Joseph Tepper, September 19, 2018 @ 10:00 AM (EST) The latest issue of digital wildlife photography magazine Anima Mundi is now available as a free download. Issue 32 (October 28) lives up to the title’s slogan: “Adventures in Wildlife Photography” with a variety of travel features and technique tips.

For underwater photographers, the most relevant article is a profile on the oceanic anglerfish titled “Abyssal Ambushers.” It follows the work of researcher and conservationist Dante Fenolio as he studies these magnificent—and mildly terrifying—fish in the Gulf of Mexico.

There’s loads more for topside wildlife shooters—especially in the bird category. Features on the martial eagle and Ecuador’s “Cloud Forest” will have you flocking for your telephoto lens. Download your free copy on the Anima Mundi website.

 Takako Uno
Takako was born in Japan and is now based in Hong Kong. A full time marine photographer, Takako now journeys with her husband, Stephen Wong, making images around the world. Her work has appeared in a number of magazines and...
