Stories From Around The World
A selection of international features, publications, and broadcasts highlighting Kaush’s work worldwide.
Peixinho is an award-winning short documentary film exploring the deep connection between people, place, and the ocean. Shot in Mozambique, the film follows a powerful, character-led story rooted in marine conservation, cultural identity, and hope for the future.
Kaush's debut short film, Peixinho has been selected and recognised at over 20 international film festivals around the world, helping bring an intimate ocean story to global audiences.
The Ocean Speaks is a coffee table book project that brings together powerful underwater imagery and conservation-driven storytelling. The work explores humanity’s relationship with the ocean through intimate encounters, slow observation, and a deep respect for marine life. Kaush contributed two photographic stories to the book, which forms part of a global collection highlighting humanity’s relationship with the ocean. His inclusion reflects a commitment to meaningful, conservation-driven storytelling, placing his work alongside other voices dedicated to protecting and celebrating marine environments worldwide.
Kaush has been featured multiple times by Oceanographic Magazine, one of the world’s leading platforms for ocean storytelling and marine science communication. His imagery has been published across the magazine’s digital channels, where it has supported scientific articles, conservation features, and long-form editorial stories focused on the marine environment.
By contributing photographs that sit alongside expert-led research and reporting, Kaush’s work helps bridge the gap between science and storytelling - using visual narrative to make complex marine issues more accessible, emotive, and engaging for a global audience. These features reflect a shared commitment to ocean conservation, ethical storytelling, and the power of imagery to inform and inspire action.
Through collaboration with United Nations biodiversity initiatives, Kaush’s visuals have contributed to global conversations around marine conservation, climate action, and ecosystem protection.
His imagery has been used to help communicate the importance of marine ecosystems, biodiversity protection, and our relationship with the natural world - aligning closely with the United Nations’ mission to protect life on Earth.
Through powerful visuals and authentic storytelling, Kaush’s work supports global conversations around conservation, sustainability, and environmental responsibility, demonstrating how photography and film can play a vital role in shaping awareness and action at an international level.
Kaush’s photography and filmmaking have been featured across international television and digital media platforms worldwide. His work has appeared in outlets ranging from BBC Earth and Yahoo Australia, to television programmes broadcast on NHK in Japan, reaching global audiences through both editorial features and broadcast storytelling.
Beyond features, Kaush has also contributed footage as an accredited camera operator on conservation-focused documentaries. Notably, he contributed underwater footage to Underwater Underdogs, a documentary available on the WaterBear platform, supporting impactful storytelling that brings attention to seals in the UK.
The feature on DIVE Magazine’s website spotlighted Kaush’s approach to underwater storytelling - blending scientific understanding, ethical diving practices, and cinematic visual language. Through a curated selection of images, the article explored how his work seeks to slow the viewer down, encouraging deeper observation and a more thoughtful relationship with marine life.
Kaush has been featured by Flow Trip Magazine, including in their dedicated Whale issue - a print edition celebrating ocean storytelling, adventure, and the species that inspire conservation worldwide.
Following his win in the magazine’s photo contest Water category, Kaush was also highlighted in the official contest issue - showcasing the award-winning image and the story behind it.