How a former doctor found a new world through macro photography
In short: Discover how Sunayana Rammohan transitioned from medicine to macro photography, capturing the endemic insects of Western Australia. This video explores the patience and sensory focus required to document the hidden life within a garden.
Sunayana Rammohan, an amateur entomologist living in Bunbury, uses macro photography to document the unique biodiversity of her region. Located two hours south of Perth, this area is renowned for its wildflowers and endemic insect species.
Her work has fostered a deep connection to local ecology, leading her to support the Friends of the Big Swamp in their efforts to protect local wetlands through seed collection and environmental education.
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