Costa Rica
In January 2015, two intrepid young graduates of Northwest Passage embarked on a mission to photograph neotropical migratory birds at Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula. These photographs represent far more than just the birds’ triumph of strength and resilience through a profound challenging journey, they also celebrate the young photographers' journeys of self-love and acceptance.
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"White Faced Monkey 2" by Ethan, 19 | Costa Rica
About Ethan: "My name is Ethan. I am originally from Neillsville, WI. In my life, I have had rough patches. I did alright through middle school and elementary school but toward high school and graduation time, I struggled with depression and drug and alcohol abuse. Passage was a great program that helped me see what was important and helped me turn my life around. Corcovado National Park was just stunning. We’d wake up and go out hiking and everything was new and amazing. There was always something new and exciting around every corner. It’s opportunities like this that make me even more grateful for everything that everyone has done for me."
