Benoît Rondelet is an amateur photographer, a committed witness to nature and humanity. He is passionate about living things, but his full commitment as a professor of thoracic surgery and lung transplant recipient has left him with little time to share this passion. The COVID-19 pandemic, as Medical Director of the UCL Namur University Hospital Group, has invited him to explore other perspectives… Thus, his wildlife photographs are not limited to capturing moments; they aim to open windows onto the fragile splendor of unspoiled territories and build a bridge to the souls of the beings who inhabit them. He believes this invitation stems from a deep faith, where spiritual metaphysics, a moral imperative, scientific knowledge, and aesthetic sensitivity converge; he is at the crossroads of his paths! His photographs show us that what connects Man to Nature lies in the belief that it constitutes not only an ordered structure but also the Idea of ​​a totality that we have a duty to respect, whether it be referred to as Cosmos, Nature, or Creation. His socio-artistic approach is much more than a means of capturing images; it offers an intimate connection with the soul of the world, like an invitation to a great Humanist mass.