Go inside the creative process of 12 National Geographic photographers and gain insights into how to approach your own images and improve your photographs.
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- 01: Redefine Adventure (Adventure)
- 02: Broaden Your View (Adventure)
- 03: Show What No One Has Shown (Adventure)
- 04: Set the Scene, Get Close (Adventure)
- 05: Understand the Animal (Wildlife)
- 06: Use All the Tools (Wildlife)
- 07: Make a Difference (Wildlife)
- 08: Go Back, Get It Right (Wildlife)
- 09: The Joys of Nature (Landscape)
- 10: Exploring Landscapes (Landscape)
- 11: Guide the Eye (Landscape)
- 12: Moment in Landscape (Landscape)
- 13: Gaining Trust (People)
- 14: Uncover the Human Condition (People)
- 15: Build Relationships (People)
- 16: Use the Background (People)
- 17: Good, Bad, and Magic Light (Color & Light)
- 18: Wait and Work the Shot (Color & Light)
- 19: Compose with Color (Color & Light)
- 20: Write with Light (Color & Light)
- 21: 50 Years of Telling Stories (Storytelling)
- 22: Moment, Gesture, Place (Storytelling)
- 23: Engaging the World (Storytelling)
- 24: Raising Awareness (Storytelling)
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