Thomas Rowell
He is a photographer and multidisciplinary storyteller, National Geographic Explorer, member of the Explorer’s Club in New York City, Emerging League Member of the International League of Conservation Photographers and a connoisseur of fine chips and salsa. He studied theatre directing with Gerald Freedman at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts and soon after had residencies at the Waaw Centre in Sénégal and the Kennedy Center for the performing arts. His first documentary project followed dedicated conservationists working to conserve the critically endangered Álala. He has since filmed and photographed conservation efforts with the last remaining northern white rhino in Kenya and the US and worked with asian elephants, sloth bears and leopards in India alongside Wildlife SOS India. He is an alumni of the Missouri Photo Workshop (MPW 76). Thomas feels most like himself near a stream in the forest somewhere in the mountains.
is finding his way home.
For booking and general inquiries contact:
thomas@brothermountain.com
Donations
While many projects are financed in part by grant funding, the majority of my work begins as an impulse and requires backing from people like you to see it through the finish line. A donation of any amount can make an enormous difference in my ability to pursue stories before, during and after they have taken flight. Thank you.
