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really cool video on the evolution of the blind catfish in the Southeast of Brazil. This was the first fish I photographed UW ever! still on slide. Shame it's not in English =( youtubc.com/watch?v=sz7j4M…

Chum salmon deserves more appreciation. Video by Fernando Lessa #wildsalmon #naturalhistory #underwater #videoproduction

The Nimpkish Sockeye population is one of the most important populations outside the Fraser River watershed. I've been documenting this run for over 5 years and every second spent with this fish is special. Images by Fernando Lessa

Taking a break from Salmon and visiting some cold water time machines in the US!! What an experience..

Herring larvae a few hours after hatching from their eggs. #pacificherring #pacificnorthwest #herring

Excited to collaborate on another cool article featuring our local Kelp Forests! #ilovekelps theconversation.com/why-some-of-br…

Improving communication in between teams and players would save HUGE amounts of money, time and headaches. Think about that next time you request $ for your project ...

So excited to start filming and photographing using a rebreather! By moving to a close circuit diving you avoid producing bubles, enabling a much meaningful and less stressful connection with underwater wildlife!

Hey you! Kelp lover. I'm looking for folks that are doing work with kelps in the Burrad inlet (Vancouver area). If you are or if you know anyone, please, get in touch =D

Excited to see my Work featured in the Canadian Wildlife Magazine! Having such a cool crab shot taken in our Vancouver urban waters makes it even more special!!

Excited to share my latest collaboration with Ducks Unlimited CAN The FRESH video series features 3 restoration projects in the Fraser River valley! m.youtube.com/watch?v=-L_F7l…

So cool to see my most recent collaboration with Harvard University It shows how intrinsically related environmental photography and science are and how both can evolve together! eurasiareview.com/07062024-fish-…

I am sharing my most recent collaboration with False Creek Friends, featuring one of the most iconic spots in downtown Vancouver. Thanks to this amazing group the movement to turn False Creek into a marine park is becoming stronger and taking form! Images by Fernando Lessa

Excited with another article on Kelp forests featuring my work! capitaldaily.ca/news/uvic-rese…

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Life in the kelps! A short sequence I filmed a couple weeks ago. #ilovekelp #pacificnorthwest

nytimes.com/2024/08/01/sci… Cool to have my work featuring a story in the New York Times! #ilovefish

Snapshot of a major documentation I did in North Vancouver island, BC. #underwater #freshwater #wildsalmon Image by Fernando Lessa

Another recent collaboration with FCRA! Filmed and produced in downtown Vancouver!

Simply salmon. #wildsalmon #freshwater #waterworld Image by Fernando Lessa