National geographic photographers

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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Read Dr. Jane Goodall's essay on how being a woman helped her succeed in a male-dominated industry, ahead of the premiere of JANE.

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

YOU AND A FRIEND WILL: Join wildlife photographer, filmmaker and expert Bertie Gregory on an epic expedition to the South Atlantic Explore South Georgia Island and the Las Malvinas/Falkland Islands with Bertie on your National Geographic® cruise Get hooked up with transportation and housing over the 19-day trip

This sneak peek also includes a superb aerial shot of Manhattan and an osprey captured speeding through the air with a freshly caught fish.

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.

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