WILDLANDS is a book by James Frankham and Michael Poliza (Photographs) published by New Holland Publishers and released worldwide.
This website is packed with stunning images, video and sounds from some of the most remote corners of the planet. Get updates on the projects in the book, watch the videos clips, read internet-only chapters, and download desktop backgrounds ... it's all provided free, all I ask is that you let me stay in touch. You only have to register below.


VIDEO: 10' STARSHIP promo.


AUDIO: PNG singsing.

LATEST PROJECT: The author has just finished shooting a documentary in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea following the Apulin tribe as they struggle to reconcile 12,000 years of tribalism with modern democracy. Learn more >>

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FEATURE CREATURE:
THE MANTIS SHRIMP

Diversity thrives in the warm waters of Papua New Guinea's Milne Bay Province. Creatures have adapted bizarre behaviour to fill the tiniest ecological niches.

Perhaps the most startling is the Mantis shrimp, a robotic-looking critter with six eyes in two lobes on articulated stalks. There are two common species, one with pincers that punch, and the other that uses it's forelegs to skewer prey like a shish kebab. More inside >>

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