WEBISODE

Luis Kolis, a cultural activist, explains what an important role photography plays in revitalizing cultures.

David witnesses the Vandenberg as it is plummeted to the depths of the ocean to form an artificial reef.

For David to get his panoramic shot he will need to stitch together photos taken while swimming along the boat.

David gets intimate with spawning groupers in the hope of capturing something magical.

The moment of truth as David discovers whether or not his strategically placed cameras captured the sinking Vandenberg.

Preparation preparation preparation: The plan is to shoot several photos and stitch them together into one.

Even in perfect lighting, hidden parts of the tree need illumination. Nick fills in the shadows.

After a year of planning and weeks in the field, Nick and his team accomplish something never seen before.

David goes to Rio to find out how they will shape up their bad reputation in time for the 2016 Olympics.

During Rio's Carnival David gets amazing access and finds himself in the middle of the Parade and a melting pot of cultures.

Tensions run high as David ventures into an off-limits Favela in the hope of meeting the Drug Lords.

Contrary to various warnings not to photograph the Police, David discovers that Rio's Cops are rather photogenic.

Cannabis suppliers in Amsterdam's 234 coffee shops walk a tight-rope between what is legal and what is not.

Kingston, Jamaica, a small-time cultivator farms high-grade cannabis with strains coming from as far as Holland.

A Rastafarian poet and reggae singer talks about the biblical and spiritual beliefs behind cannabis for rastas.