Jeremy Koreski

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Tofino-bred photographer Jeremy Koreski set out to become a surf photographer, but his passion for nature has always brought him home to British Columbia. The untouched sections of forest, orca whales, salmon runs, and curling waves inspired his latest project, This is Nowhere, a collection of photographs in which Koreski reminds us that beauty exists in places we can’t easily see or access, and that it’s worth saving. Koreski has turned to Kickstarter for some help funding his book, which will be designed and printed in British Columbia. Here, Koreski shares a few of his all-time favorite images and a preview of the book. Koreski: This image was about being in the right place at the right time. I was coming back into Tofino in a boat and stopped by a bald eagle's nest on a little islet in the harbor. I saw two crows dive-bombing this male eagle—they even hit him a few times. He got fed up, and started to fight back.
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The Best Photos You’ll Ever See of British Columbia

The untouched sections of forest, orca whales, salmon runs, and curling waves inspired Jeremy Koreski's latest project, This is Nowhere, a collection of photographs in which he reminds us that beauty exists in places we can’t easily see or access, and that it’s worth saving.