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Harrison Carter has spent a significant amount of the last eight years in the wild and on the road, travelling in more than a 5 continents. Whether filming a documentary, writing in his journal or researching human-animal conflict he has always get his camera close by. Along his travels, Harrison has built a broad portfolio of photography documenting some of the worlds deadliest reptiles, vibrant habitats and unique cultures

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Sri Lanka, March 2013 - At the age of 17, this is my first interaction with the Spectacled Cobra (Naja naja).
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Sri Lanka, April 2013 – Banana. An example area for the snake-human conflict that continues to take place across the tropics in rural communities.
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Sri Lanka, March 2013 – A meaningful interaction with a Sri Lankan Green Pit Viper (Trimeresurus trigonocephalus), learning a venomous snake isn’t always a dangerous snake.
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Sri Lanka, March 2014 – My favourite species of snake and an important cultural icon across Sri Lanka, the Spectacled Cobra (Naja naja).
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Sri Lanka, March 2014 – Relocating the deadly venomous Russel’s Viper (Daboia russelii) from a farm near Weligamma, safely using a pillow case as a temporary transport case.
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Sri Lanka, March 2014 – A very large Russel’s Viper (Daboia russelii) captured in a farm near Weligamma, a sweaty experience.
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South Africa, 2016 - A public demonstration at Kinyonga Reptile Centre with a Snouted Cobra (Naja annulifera).
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South Africa, 2016 - The photo used in Kruger 2 Kruger paper to describe one of the largest African Rock Python (Python natalensis) caught in a winter period; one of my better stories.
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South Africa, 2016 - At the site of human-snake conflict, rescuing a gravid African Rock Python from the foundations of a swimming pool. Working as a broad group with different skills, we were able to safely remove the 60Kg snake without damage to the building site.
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Sri Lanka, 2016 - Temporarily 'tailing' a large Spectacled Cobra (Naja naja), before catching its body with my hook during a 'capture & remove'.
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Sri Lanka, 2016 - A juvenile Spectacled Cobra (Naja naja) found by children in a village near Matra.
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Sri Lanka, 2018 - Pinning the head of an adult Spectacled Cobra (Naja naja) as part of a routine health check up.
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Indonesia, 2017 - My first interaction with a Javan Spitting Cobra (Naja sputatrix), rescued from a popular hotel in Nusa Dua.
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Indonesia, 2017 - An afternoon walk on the black beach, before another night in the field.
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Indonesia, 2017 - A juvenile King Cobra (Ophiophagus hannah) found in the mountainous hills of Bali.
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Indonesia, 2017 - A testament to human creativity in the absence of health and safety.
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Indonesia, 2017 -Removing the worlds largest snake (Reticulated Python, Malayopython reticulatus) from a lowland farm.
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Indonesia, 2017 - The King Cobra (Ophiophagus hannah).
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Indonesia, 2017 - My Balinese family in Gumbrih.
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Indonesia, 2017 - The stunning Sunda Island Pit Viper (Trimeresurus insularis) found during a night walk.
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Indonesia, 2017 - Sunglasses to overcome the Javan Spitting Cobra (Naja sputatrix).
Russel's Viper in the leaf litter
Sri Lanka, 2018 - A Russel Viper (Daboia russelii) hiding in the brush, a good example of their incredible camouflage.
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Sri Lanka, 2018 - The circle of life.
Harrison Carter showing the fangs of a Russel's Viper
Sri Lanka, 2019 - Showcasing the hypodermic fangs of the deadly Russel's Viper (Daboia russelii); danger central.
Harrison Carter on the open planes Guyana
Guyana, 2019 - Walking the open planes off Surama in the dry before the storm.
Macaw photo taken by Harrison Carter
Guyana, 2019 - A scarlet macaw making a break from the tree tops following the passing of a heavy shower.
Harrison Carter's Guyana jungle campsite
Guyana, 2019 - For a brief period of my life, this photo is best described as 'home'.
Harrison Carter journaling by the campfire
Guyana, 2019 - The one tool I couldn't return to the jungle without, my journal. Keep hold of your mind and your mind will keep you safe.
Harrison Carter holding piranha
Guyana, 2019 - Man vs. food, another lunch time Piranha to keep us moving forward in the search for monster reptiles.
River in Guyana
Guyana, 2019 - The home of giants.
Harrison Carter standing by a river in Guyana
Guyana, 2019 - One of the last photos of my time in the jungle, a rare pose for the scrap book.
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