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  1. On his journeys through the rain forests of the Amazon Basin he begins to take striking photographic images of undiscovered insects. After more than twenty years of traveling, searching and photographing, his quest culminates with a New York City gallery show.

  2. Mar 13, 2016 · Learning to See: The World of Insects: Directed by Jake Oelman. With Robert Oelman, Christian Lopez, Angela Di Bello, John Heraty. One man's transformational journey to find the Amazon's strangest creatures.

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    • Documentary
    • Jake Oelman
    • 2016-03-13
  3. Documentary film From the Producer of the Emmy Winning ‘Chasing Ice’. LEARNING TO SEE: the world of insects. "Rapid habitat loss and mass extinction events are alarming. We don't know how many insects we are losing and what purpose they serve." - ROBERT OELMAN, NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER.

  4. Aug 14, 2018 · LEARNING TO SEE is a vibrant journey of discovery for both father and son as director Jake Oelman documents the work of his father, nature photographer, Robert Oelman. Struggling with a mid-life crisis, Robert leaves his established psychology career in the early 1990s to pursue his real passion of photography.

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    • Special Interests
    • NTSC
    • English
  5. Follow one mans transformational journey to find the Amazon's strangest creatures. In the early 90s, Robert Oelman left his career in psychology to pursue photography. On...

  6. Starting a new life in Colombia and learning to see the magnificent insects that populate the Neotropical rain forests, Oelman developed exceptional abilities as an insect photographer enabling him to share these wonders of nature with others, with the hope of providing an impetus for saving the natural habitats that are home to these creatures ...

  7. Learning to See: The World of Insects. Summaries. One man's transformational journey to find the Amazon's strangest creatures. "Learning To See" explores photography, art, entomology, travel, and the rainforest, and its' message goes deeper than its' visual richness.