Photographer and naturalist David Tatin explores landscapes, biodiversity, and the relationship between nature and culture.
French photographer and naturalist David Tatin focuses his work on the relationship between landscapes, biodiversity, and human impact. Trained in biology and photography, he has developed an approach that combines field observation and visual rigor. His projects pay particular attention to transition zones between natural spaces and areas shaped by human activity, documenting the ecological and cultural dynamics at work.
His work favors prolonged immersion in the photographed environment, allowing him to accurately capture the atmospheres and interactions of living things. His series address a variety of themes, from mountains to wildlife, including landscapes subject to natural or anthropogenic transformations. His style is characterized by a search for clarity and balance, in the service of a comprehensible and documented reading of natural environments.
In addition to his artistic and documentary work, David Tatin publishes books and designs exhibitions dedicated to nature and landscapes. He also leads photography workshops that address the technical aspects of shooting as well as the environmental issues related to the territories observed. His dual expertise as a photographer and naturalist makes his portfolio a resource for promoting and illustrating the diversity of ecosystems.
