Wildlife photographer

Photographers are one of those people who would do anything to achieve their goals. If they think that the perfect shot of the object will be a tree that looks like it will fall apart anytime, they will climb up there without any second thought. I’ve seen a lot of “crazy” photographers who are on the verge of losing their life just to get a perfect picture.

Learn how to photograph majestic elk in the Rockies with expert tips on settings, composition, and ethics

Renowned National Geographic photographer and TreadRight Wildlife Ambassador Ami Vitale shares her view on travelling more consciously and putting our activism into practice to help save the planet…

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This International Women’s Day unveils the mesmerizing world of extraordinary women wildlife photographers. Celebrating their unparalleled talent and fierce passion as they weave captivating tales of our planet’s wildest wonders. Here’s to the trailblazing women who bring the wilderness to life. ——— The fine art collection is a symbol of hope supporting wildlife conservation across Africa. © #DeannaDeShea deannadeshea.com —— #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInWildlifePhotography…

Capturing the essence of travel through photography, Albom Adventures inspires young baby boomers to travel New Zealand and the world.

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Ethologist and conservationist Jane Goodall redefined what it means to be human and set the standard for how behavioral studies are conducted through her work with wild chimpanzees in Gombe Stream National Park, Tanzania.

Some animals don't run. In fact, some of them are really curious and come closer to check out the photographer.

Very few animal species see humans as prey. Being at the top of the food chain definitely has its advantages! However, like with many good things, there are downsides as well. Most animals are deeply and instinctively afraid of humans. For wildlife photography, that can be quite a challenge.

The Snow Leopard Photographed With an 800mm by Vincent Munier ... #fstoppers #Animal #BTS

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