Karim Iliya is an acclaimed wildlife photographer, filmmaker, and conservationist whose work celebrates the intricate relationship between nature and its inhabitants. Growing up in the wild landscapes of Middle East and Asia , Karim developed a deep connection to the ocean and volcanic terrain, which serve as the foundation of his photographic journey.

Karim’s portfolio spans underwater realms and dramatic aerial views, capturing everything from humpback whales and manta rays to dynamic volcanic eruptions. His work has been featured in leading publications such as National Geographic, and he has contributed to several conservation-focused documentaries that emphasize the fragility of the natural world.

As a passionate advocate for the environment, Karim combines technical excellence with storytelling to inspire action and awareness. He believes in the power of photography to connect people to wildlife and ecosystems that are under threat, ensuring they feel a personal stake in preserving them.

Whether swimming alongside ocean giants or documenting life on fiery landscapes, Karim’s philosophy is clear: to reveal the beauty and vulnerability of our planet, inspiring collective responsibility for its future.

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