As a photographer, J-Philippe will consider any assignments related to world cultures and adventure/leisure travel, especially those with a focus on indigenous-related topics. His experience guiding in mountain, jungle and ocean (diving and sea-kayaking) environments, his language skills (English, French, Japanese, Spanish, Indonesian) and his broad network of contacts he is developing through the Native Planet NGO makes him uniquely qualified to execute photo assignments in areas where others would have difficulty operating. He considers his most important asset to be his ability to relate to people from all walks of life and to negotiate his way through difficult situations, from border crossings to tribal politics. Photography isn’t just a job, it is a way of life, a way of making friends and in J-Philippe's opinion, the best kind of international relations.


For periodical or book editors interested in J-Philippe’s work, contact him directly at photo@jpsviewfinder.com
(J-Philippe often teams with travel writer Luke Shullenberger who is also available for assignments).

Jean-Philippe’s Last Work:
Villages of Guatemala

Jean-Philippe’s Future Documentary:
The Colors of India (end of 2002).


Return to Jean-Philippe's: Photo Gallery or 
Portfolio:  ( Guatemala   -   Panama   -   Japan   -   Honduras   -   Misc. )

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