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Arctic Images From Guide Mattia Cialoni
Arctic Moss Campion © Mattia Cialoni Mattia has co-led photo excursions with me to his Italian homeland in the Abruzzo National Park in search of wolves and bears. In June 2019, we decided to join forces and turn our attentions north to Svalbard for the Arctic Adventure of a lifetime. Arctic Fox © Mattia Cialoni Following our first visit to this beautiful Norwegian archipelago in 2018, Mattia says that "the rich variety of wildlife and the sense of peacefulness that this isl
Paul Alistair Collins
Jul 28, 20193 min read
Matt's Visions of Svalbard
© Matt Jarvis Matt joined our Arctic Adventure trip in June 2019 with a specific intent to see and film arctic foxes hunting at the little auk colony. The tundra was just beginning to escape the cold embrace of winter, meaning that Matt was able to capture a unique range of images that evoked the changing of the seasons. © Matt Jarvis With three midnight drives and with our hotel within walking distance of the tundra, there were plenty of opportunities to build a portfolio
Paul Alistair Collins
Jul 10, 20193 min read
Wild Stories Of Abruzzo
With just one month to go until my exciting new workshop venture in the Abruzzo National Park, I thought I'd share these evocative stories written by my friend and work partner Mattia Cialoni. As a local to the parkland, Mattia has a long history with this park's wildlife and has shared some of his most memorable and heartfelt experiences in a series of diary entries. You can read them in my English translation on his website, or if you're feeling adventurous and up for a l
Paul Alistair Collins
Apr 6, 20181 min read
Chamois
A magical photo encounter with one of Italy's most iconic animals, the Chamois.
Paul Alistair Collins
Nov 10, 20174 min read
Wild Wonders of the Abruzzo
I have just returned from the Abruzzo, an awe-inspiring national park in the wild heart of Italy. In a country where animals are more often hunted than protected, this park is a rare wilderness teaming with some of Europe's most sought-after predators. See Gallery.
Paul Alistair Collins
Oct 2, 20171 min read
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