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Lake Baikal gallery
October 2020: Russia’s Lake Baikal is a winter wonderland. It is the largest freshwater lake on our planet (by volume) and the world’s deepest lake, 1,642 meters (5,387 feet). Take a look what Ingo could photograph last winter in our new online gallery here.
New publications
October 2020: We had some very nice publications this month in magazines like Terra Mater, BBC-Wildlife, VIEW or bienen & natur.
Canon Europe again
August 2020: After presenting Ingo's work on wild living honeybees, Canon Europe published a nice online story about his award winning puma story. Take a look here.
Canon Europe
July 2020: Canon Europe published a wonderful online story about Ingo's work on wild living honeybees. Take a look here.
SWR1 Leute interview
June 2020: Ingo was on German SWR1 Radio today, talking with Nicole Koester about his projects "Pumas of Patagonia" and "Honeybees". The show was also filmed. Take a look here.
GEO Magazine Finland cover story
May 2020: Our story "The Pumas of Patagonia" was published as the cover story in GEO Magazine Finland. Hopefully we can travel back to Patagonia soon and visit our beloved pumas...
New publications
April 2020: Our stories on pumas and wild living honeybees receive a lot of attention around the world. Many magazines published stories about the projects.
Back home from Patagonia
March 2020: After five wonderful months in Patagonia we had to return to Germany. As soon as the coronavirus disappears and everything is back to "normal", we will return to South America and finish the project we have startet. Stay safe and healthy!
New story worldwide in National Geographic Magazine
February 2020: After two years of shooting our new project on honeybees, it is now published worldwide in National Geographic Magazine, March issue 2020. Some country issues published it as a cover story. Get a copy if you can! The story is also online available here.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards Ceremony
October 2019: Ingo was honored with three awards at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards Ceremony at the Natural History Museum in London (here with presenter Chris Packham). The WPY competition is the most prestigious competition for wildlife photography in the world. More information here. (Photo © The Trustees of the Natural History Museum)
