Recorded on Aug. 18, 2026
Kevin Ebi shares the mindfulness exercises that he uses in creating his nature photography to help others become better connected to the natural world around them.
About Kevin Ebi
Kevin Ebi has written several of his own books blending his photography with his nature essays. These books include "Five Minutes in Nature," his journey to find deeper connection to the natural world; "Our Land," which documents lands protected by the U.S. National Park Service; "For The Night," which illustrates the nightly roosting activities of 16,000 crows; and "Living Wilderness," which is a collection of his art images from wilderness areas worldwide. He also wrote and illustrated "Year of the Eagle," which tells the story of a year in the lives of bald eagles. He is an in-demand public speaker, talking to several thousand people about wildlife and environmental conservation.
Kevin’s publishing credits include National Geographic, BBC Earth, National Wildlife, Smithsonian, Outdoor Photographer, and Lonely Planet.
His image of a bald eagle that stole a rabbit from a young fox was highlighted on network television and featured in newspapers from Austria to Australia. That image was also honored by the Audubon Society as one of the best images in 2019 and named by CNN as one of the Pictures of the Year.
Read the Book
Five Minutes in Nature - "Five Minutes in Nature" follows photographer Kevin Ebi's journey to find deeper connection to the natural world. In a world where we say a great picture is the result of being in the right place at the right time, he finds that if you are open to the possibilities, wonder can be found anywhere at any time.
