“Into The Wildlands Of Finland”: Dreamlike Animal Portraits By Joachim Munter
Joachim Munter is a multi-talented photographer, retoucher, adventurer and forest explorer currently based in Helsinki, Finland. Joachim captures spectacular scenic landscapes of his native Finland with the wild animals that call it home.
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