Extensive photography & documentary project captures Romania’s nature and wildlife

Eleven years ago, photographer Dan Dinu started capturing the country's major protected areas for a project called România Sălbatică (Wild Romania). It meant ninety trips and more than 450 days in the field, capturing various landscapes and wildlife in what has been named the largest photography and film project dedicated to the country's biodiversity so far.

As part of the project, the photo book România Sălbatică was recently released, and a documentary film is to follow soon. In the interview below, Dan Dinu told Romania-insider.com more about what the work the photography project entailed and what the public can expect from the upcoming documentary.