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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…

We sit down with the National Geographic photographer and conservationist.

The Photo Society has published an interesting article in which Kent Kobersteen, the Director of Photography at National Geographic magazine from 1987 to

National Geographic photographers have this amazing gift of taking pictures that make you stop everything you’re doing and stare at them in awe. They capture the most thrilling settings, making it seem like time stopped just for that picture to be possible, like the exact moment a dolphin breaks the surface of the water, or when a mother lioness grabs her cub with her mouth, or if a whale befriends a group of tourists.

Becoming a National Geographic photographer is the culmination of a long, successful, and dedicated photography career.

These guys will amaze me forever.

National Geographic is unveiling its 125th anniversary issue in October. Here are some of the most iconic pictures ever published in NatGeo.

National Geographic photographer David Doubilet spills on diving with tiger sharks and tracking climate change.

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Krystle Wright checks her setup for a climbing shoot in Moab, Utah, in the television series Photographer, which follows storytellers as they pursue their next stunning image. Travel behind the scenes with seven of the world’s most extraordinary visual storytellers in Photographer. Each episode of this new six-part series spotlights a photographer capturing exceptionally powerful images. Those featured include Muhammed Muheisen, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner whose conflict coverage led…

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It’s said that history repeats itself, and these images on Imgur show that. Called “Accidental Renaissance”, the pictures show what a crazy year 2016 was from Hillary’s Heartbreak, to Vladimir Putin looking at the corpse of murdered ambassador, Andrey Karlov.

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As fascinating as nature and wildlife photography can be, there are often beautiful and unforgettable things that happen behind the lens as well. Usually, these can only be enjoyed by the photographers themselves, but occasionally, we're lucky enough to have a second photographer on the scene to capture these special moments. These photos are some of the weirdest, funniest, scariest and most beautiful moments that we've ever seen behind the scenes in nature and wildlife photography.

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Looking down from above, like a satellite orbiting around the earth, my camera’s view finder presses against my mask, this is one of the most memorable views from My World. Pushing through the strong currents, low visibility and rough waves this day was most definitely worth it.