“Wild Tiquicia” is a collection of photographs of animals and landscapes taken throughout Costa Rica. The term “Tiquicia” is the moniker that Costa Ricans use for their country.

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During the period of time that I lived in Costa Rica, photography was the excuse that my wife and I used to get to know the natural wonders of the country. The result was a broad range of pictures of animals and scenery in mountains, on beaches, in the rain forest, and around many rivers.

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Over time, I found that family, friends, and coworkers also enjoyed the fruits of our photographic labor. The “Wild Tiquicia” collection is a way of sharing our travels and the beauty designed by God which we were able to capture.

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The book is made up of 240 pages, including 14 chapters of photographs and an extensive index. Each photograph comes with a description which identifies the subject of the photograph. Additionally, facts about the subject and/or brief stories about taking the photograph are also included. The text is written in both English and Spanish.