Tony Wu interview on Lifehacker.com
Underwater photographer Tony Wu has been featured in the “How I Travel” column on Lifehacker.com. In the interview, he describes his lifestyle as a full-time professional photographer.
Underwater photographer Tony Wu has been featured in the “How I Travel” column on Lifehacker.com. In the interview, he describes his lifestyle as a full-time professional photographer.
Underwater photographer and “whale whisperer” Tony Wu has written a personal account of his encounter with a large breeding aggregation of sperm whales (Physeter macrocephalus) on bioGraphic. He notes that the reason for these large gatherings are still unknown and that despite whaling no longer being a threat to their survival, ship strikes and plastic ingestion still makes the species’s survival uncertain.
Underwater photographer Tony Wu recently traveled to Norway to spend time in the water photographing killer whales. Here he discusses his experiences with the whales and his chosen life path. The video was shot by Norway’s Dagens Naeringsliv TV.
Underwater photographer Tony Wu has had an essay detailing the back story to his stunning image of a group of sperm whales (Physeter macrocephalus) in Outdoor Photographer magazine. The image was taken off the Eastern Sri Lankan coast.
Underwater photographer and environmental researcher Tony Wu has been cataloguing the humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) that visit the waters around Kingdom of Tonga each year to breed. In the course of this he has found that the individual female featured in Darren Rice’s video has now had 7 separate calves over a 15 year period and he has dubbed her “super mommy”.
In his blog, Tony Wu talks about the ever-present and increasingly pervasive issue of trash in and around the oceans.