Brazilian Amazon 2005
The Xin Gu RiverNot sure if this was leaving or returning, but after flying from San Francisco to New York to Sao Paulo to Brasilia to Belem and then on to Altamira in the Brazilian state of Para, the lodge was a couple of hours north of Altamira. The Xin Gu is a tributary of the Amazon.
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Mother and ChildOne of my favorite photographs. I was later told the mother was hiding her child from the camera, which gives rise to the ethical question of whether the photo should be published.
The Brazilian Amazon 2005 collection showcases images taken by Gregory Hile on a visit by Rainforest Action Network to areas along the Xin Gu River in the Brazilian state of Para.