WunderWelten: Borneo - Jungle Life

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A PHOTOGRAPHIC LOVE LETTER TO THE TROPICAL RAINFOREST For almost 40 years, Dieter Schonlau and Sandra Hanke have been exploring the tropical rainforests of our Earth. It all began in Borneo: An encounter with an orangutan changed their lives and became the starting point of an extraordinary photographic journey. Today, Dieter Schonlau is one of the most renowned rainforest photographers in the world. As a National Geographic photographer, he and Sandra Hanke document a hidden world that remains closed to most people forever. Indigenous peoples taught them to read the signs of the jungle and to discover perfectly camouflaged animals. Glowing mushrooms, flying frogs, bizarre insects, forest elephants, hornbills, nose monkeys, and orangutans – hardly any habitat on Earth is as diverse and mysterious as Borneo's rainforests. With spectacular photographs, extraordinary film footage, and captivating stories, Dieter Schonlau and Sandra Hanke take their audience on an expedition into one of the last great natural paradises of our Earth. "Borneo – Jungle Life" is a fascinating expedition into the heart of the rainforest – visually powerful, touching, and full of passion for one of the last great wildernesses of our planet. More info about the lecture and festival can be found at www.wunderwelten.org

Highlights

• Photographic expedition into Borneo's rainforest
• Presented by Dieter Schonlau and Sandra Hanke
• With spectacular photographs and film footage

General Information

The lecture "WunderWelten: Borneo - Jungle Life" takes place at the Graf-Zeppelin-Haus in Friedrichshafen. Dieter Schonlau and Sandra Hanke share their experiences and impressions from nearly 40 years of research and photography in the tropical rainforests.

Location

Olgastraße 20, 88045 Friedrichshafen, Germany

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