A Visual
Journey To The
Ends of The Earth
To the Ends of the Earth is an amazing collection of wildlife photography and original music scores which take us on a visual and symphonic journey
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the Ends of the Earth
To the Ends of the Earth’s single most important goal is to continue and expand conservation efforts that will protect habitat and wildlife for generations to come. Show your support by visiting our store. 20% of the sales profits go to support Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots program.
Jane
Goodall
“Todd’s images in To the Ends of the Earth are more than a magnificent collection of wildlife photos. They take us on a visual journey during which we meet many of the wondrous animals who live in the last wild places on earth; East Africa. Not everyone can go on a safari over the African plains, but this documentary allows us to experience, vicariously, the very behaviors people most want to see. Observe mothers and their young, hunting and killing, fighting and sex; all against the backdrop of the wide, wild African scenery.”
About Todd Gustafson
To the Ends of the Earth is an amazing collection of wildlife photography and
original music scores which take us on a visual and symphonic journey into one
of the last wild places on Earth, East Africa. In To the Ends of the Earth, wildlife
photographer and music composer, Todd Gustafson, shares his passion for
conservation and wildlife preservation, all the while showing us how these
creatures have so much in common with each other – and with us.
To the Ends of the Earth is committed to preserving the planet and its
inhabitants. A portion of all proceeds from the sales of our documentary
DVD, our music CD, and all of the products that we offer on this website
will be donated to wildlife conservation efforts all over the world.
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A portion of all proceeds from the sales of our documentary DVD, our music CD, and all of the products that we offer on this website will be donated to wildlife conservation efforts all over the world.
Our Testimonials
Carl Safina
Todd Gustafson’s images in To the Ends of the Earth reflect and celebrate the living world. But they imply a kind of heartbreak for a living world so vitally unaware of how imperiled it is. Much of our celebration of beauty and our joy in the living world is, these days, shadowed by worry. We often focus on what’s worrying us, and focus is what the photographer must do. While aware of what’s breaking, the camera can illuminate what’s working. But the “natural” world is now a category, a slice of the world pie. And so our attention to the beauty reflects the tension in our realization that the beauty is the beauty that remains, is only what is left. I get a little hit of that in the beauty of these images—the toucans and jaguars, the elephants and chameleons. They are the living links in the incomprehensibly great chain of being. They represent the deep sweep of time. They represent where life has brought us. They are who is with us still, now.
Jane Goodall
Todd’s images in To the Ends of the Earth are more than a magnificent collection of wildlife photos. They take us on a visual journey during which we meet many of the wondrous animals who live in the last wild places on earth; East Africa. Not everyone can go on a safari over the African plains, but this documentary allows us to experience, vicariously, the very behaviors people most want to see – mothers and their young, hunting and killing, fighting and sex; and all against the backdrop of the wide, wild African scenery.
Peter Raven
In the To the Ends of the Earth series, Todd Gustafson’s exquisite photography brings the reality of the circle of life and the struggle for survival to the forefront. Look closely, for example, at the image of a black-headed heron opening his beak to a leaping frog. Gustafson, with his uncanny ability to often predict the behavior of his subjects—saw the heron approach a puddle and wondered what would happen if it suddenly caught a frog—and in an instant, it happened. Todd captured the moment, just one of hundreds of moments frozen in time and displayed in To the Ends of the Earth. The brilliant colors, the massive variety and the incredible action shots are all elegantly presented in this documentary as Todd shares these wonderful images that many of us may never see in person.
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They take us on a visual journey during which we meet many of the
wondrous animals who live in the last wild places on Earth.
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