Geoffrey Weglarz is a freelance photographer and videographer based in Bridgeport, Connecticut. His work has taken him around the world, including to Komodo National Park in Indonesia. Komodo National Park comprises volcanic islands that are home to over 5,700 Komodo dragons, the largest lizard in the world that is only found in the park. The park also features diverse landscapes ranging from lush vegetation to dry savannas and cliffs, as well as irregular coastlines with bays and steep cliffs, making it an appealing destination for naturalists and photographers to see unique wildlife and terrain.

2.  Geoffrey Weglarz is a photographer and videographer
with The Workplace in Bridgeport, Connecticut, where he
has operated on a freelance basis since June 2013.
Geoffrey Weglarz’s work has taken him all over the world,
including the Galapagos, Indonesia, and Komodo.
Komodo National Park, located in the middle of the
Indonesian archipelago, comprises volcanic islands that
are home to approximately 5,700 giant lizards, commonly
known as Komodo dragons. They are unique to these
islands and can be found nowhere else. There are three
major islands, called Rinca, Komodo, and Padar, and
several smaller ones. The entire landmass is considered a
global conservation priority area.

3.  In addition to offering unique wildlife, Komodo
National Park is home to a variety of
landscapes, from rugged hillsides to beautiful
white sand beaches. The terrain alternates
between lush vegetation and harsh, dry
savannas and cliffs. The coastline is highly
irregular, with many bays and inlets as well as
sheer, steep cliffs.
Visitors to Komodo National Park will see wildlife
and terrain of a diversity discovered nowhere
else; for this reason the park holds particular
allure for naturalists and photographers.