Denys Kryvyi

From EuroMaiden Press’ Facebook:

Ukrainian Nature Photographer Denys Kryvyi was killed while attempting to save his injured Comrades on the front near Bakhmut.

Kryvyi, whose photographs were featured in National Geographic and who held a blue FIAP ribbon, specialized in landscape and reportage photography, demonstrating expertise in capturing animals and aerial scenes. His works are showcased in the travel guides of the National Nature Park Buzkyi Gard.

Denys’s wife, Halyna Volhina, conveyed the heartbreaking news of his death, saying, "Today, I learned that I have lost the best and most important person in my life - my husband, my friend, my sunshine, and the best father to our two little girls. Denia is gone. He perished in Bakhmut while bravely attempting to save his wounded comrades. He was a hero and a protector who always went above and beyond, yet he never believed it was enough. He chose his path willingly and walked it honorably. Let us remember him!”

The National Nature Park Buzkyi Gard acknowledged Denys’s extensive experience as a photographer and his status as a laureate of numerous international photo awards, while also highlighting his active collaboration with National Geographic Ukraine.

Denys Kryvyi is the 58th Media Professional to lose his life due to Russian Aggression, as reported by the Institute of Mass Information (IMI).