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STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY OF
TROPICAL
NATURE AND CULTURES
BY JACQUES JANGOUX
JungleView, a resource for picture researchers, photo editors, textbooks, travel brochures, general publishing
(photo: young leaves in undergrowth of Amazon rainforest, Peru)

Jacques Jangoux
Rua dos Caripunas 1360 Apto 1602
66033-230 Belém, Pará
Brazil
Phone/fax: 55-91-3272-6936
(When I travel the phone will be answered in Portuguese b
y someone who has  no knowledge of photography marketing, so please consult travel schedule below and send e-mail. Thanks) When I am not Traveling I can be contacted personally, preferably by e-mail.

primary e-mail address: jjangoux@gmail.com
alternative e-mail  jangoux@interconect.com.br


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The JUNGLEVIEW GALLERIES are divided into two collections, NATURE and CULTURES covering Latin America: Central America (Mexico, Guatemala) and South America (mostly Brazil and Venezuela; some Peru, Bolivia, Chile); Africa: Liberia and Democratic Republic of the Congo with some Gabon, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Niger and Chad; a few images of Malaysia (Borneo) in Asia, of Holland and Belgium in Europe and of the USA (California: Big Sur, Arizona: Canyon de Chelly, Hawaii: Kauai)

As people interfere with nature (and vice-versa) there is some overlap between some galleries in the collections, as there is also some overlap among photographs in the galleries.

Leaves with drip tip in Amazon rainforestGALLERY: NATURE:  ecology concepts and processes, ecosystems, tropical rainforest, savanna, xerophytic, desert, mountain, aquatic; animals; South America, Africa, some USA (Hawaii, California, Arizona), Belgium, Asia: Malaysia

Nature and wilderness in South America: Brazil (Amazon region, Brazilian Highlands, coast); Venezuela, Peru, Chile; Africa: Ivory Coast, Gabon; Asia (Malaysia: Borneo). Topics covered are ecology, environment and biodiversity of tropical vegetation: rainforest (Tropical Rain Forest: growth, life forms) including aerials showing the canopy; treefall gap, regeneration, colonization, secondary growth; savanna grassland, wooded savanna (cerrado), aquatic floating vegetation, mangrove swamp, paramo (tropical alpine biome) and puna grassland in the Andes mountains; life forms: plants, trees, lianas (vines), epiphytes, buttresses, stilt roots, thorns; flowers, foliage, leaves, drip tip; palms, begonias; scientific names (family, genus, species); scenics: Angel Falls; rivers, waterfalls, Amazon river, beaches; animals: Dolomedes fishing spider, leech, hartebeest antelope, dromedary camel, horse, donkey, mule, ox; human interaction: forest fires, forest destruction, logging; slash-and-burn agriculture.                                                    (photo: leaves with drip tip in Amazon rainforest, Brazil)


GALLERY: CULTURES:   people, rural, tribes, activities, creations, buildings, economy, religion, social isues, tourism; Latin America, Africa, some Holland

Latin america: Central America: Mexico, Guatemala; South America: Brazil, Venezuela, Bolivia, Chile;  Africa: Liberia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Chad, Niger, Burkina faso: Aerials of riverside dwellings in Brazilian Amazon region and of African village; traditional tribal and rural life, people. portraits, mother with baby, dren, child work, play, teenagers, indigenous tribes, traditional tribal dance and music (drums, xylophone, flute), activities, Brazil economy, Carajas iron mine, transportation by truck of manufactured cars, agriculture: coconut and sugar cane plantations, logging and sawmill, alternative (wind, eolian) energy; religion: colonial churches, praying, procession, river procession, pirit possession trance, social issues (favela); ism and travel, constructions (Brazilian colonial architecture); an tribes in Brazil (shamanism curing ceremony), in Venezuela (slash-and-burn, native cultivar biodiversity, use of natural products); ing: Le Mans 1967, Jim Clark, Enzo Ferrari, Rally dos Sertoes in Brazil.
(photo: Quechua Indian girl in village, Bolivia)


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MY PROFILE (click on link for details)
I photograph native cultures and nature in tropical countries (Latin America, Africa, some Asia). I am careful to correctly identify photographs with scientific name whenever relevant and possible, consulting a specialist if necessary.

Some of my key concerns are the preservation of cultural and of natural diversity. I hope that my photography, used mainly in educational media, will contribute toward that goal. More recently my preoccupations have extended to global warming and climate change.oals are to enjoy nature and contact with local people and cultures. My specialty is to travel to remote, little known places not yet affected by the stressful pace of modern life. Currently I photograph the Cerrado (savannas) and the rural people (small farmers, cowboys) of the Central Brazil Highlands. I am careful to correctly identify my pictures, sending them to a specialist if necessary. I traveled extensively in Africa, then in Latin America; in both regions I photographed the rainforest.

RECENT TRAVEL AND FUTURE TRIPS

Next trip: Brazil Highlands: end April - May 2010.

I will go again to my favorite region, the Brazilian Highlands, toward the end of April and in May. I plan to visit places that I don´t know yet, but always starting from my headquarters, the adobe farm house reached by 28 km of mountain dirt road.

Still working on  Photoshop before going, optimizing my website, marking my presence on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter.



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