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Visit for more interviews from this series, in which National Geographic photographers explore the power of photography and explain why this life of image-making suits them so well.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Lynsey Addario
William Albert Allard
James Balog
Marcus Bleasdale
Jodi Cobb
David Doubilet
David Guttenfelder
David Alan Harvey
Aaron Huey
Lynn Johnson
Ed Kashi
Tim Laman
David Littschwager
Gerd Ludwig
Michael Nichols
Paul Nicklen
Randy Olson
Jim Richardson
Joel Sartore
Stephanie Sinclair
Brian Skerry
Brent Stirton
Amy Toensing
Michael Yamashita
PRODUCTION
PRODUCERS: Pamela Chen and Chad A. Stevens
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Elyse Lipman
PICTURE EDITOR: Ken Geiger
ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Kathryn Carlson
CAMERA AND SOUND: Spencer Millsap and Shannon Sanders
MUSIC: Tyler Strickland
EDITORS, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL
Chad A. Stevens
Spencer Bakalar
Kathryn Carlson
Mika Chance
Erin Hull
Caitlin Kleiboer
G. Ligaiya Romero
Allison Russell
Julysa Sosa
Michelle Tessier
Carolyn Van Houten
Julia Wall
Ivan Weiss
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5:08 what's the photographer name??
I wish one of these photojournalists would make a video about the process of becoming a photographer. What degree they got and what they did and how they did it and how it led to them being a photojournalist.
I want to be like them!! I love photography
0:56 Does anyone know the photographers name?
My dream Job.
Where is Michael G More? Anyone can tell me where he is?
I will be great photoghraphy just like them one day
Where is the master Steve McCurry? We miss him.
I think what I would want to capture with photography is the good things that happen in the world. Because we have been taking it for granted for so long that it's the good that's natural, and the bad that is unnatural. Not true. The bad, and evil is natural. The good, and divine is unnatural. I've had to think about it for quite a while but once I compared that concept to reality, it was a complete match. With photography I would want to capture the fascinating parts of the globe where people are charitable, display integrity, respectful, and pursue happiness through virtue. It's easy to capture people's attention with horror, but it's much harder to capture the attention of those same people with something good and divine. For the photographers who are capable of capturing life's most wonderful and virtuous moments and make them awe-inspiring; more power to you.
The lack of diversity is disappointing. Let me guess, not one photographer of color qualified?
Wow……..all of those overblown hot-aired egos surprised that they did not all float away. They are truly in love with themselves.
You saw it here first. I'll be up there with the greats.
How to become a national geographic photographer???plss ans
I need this with spanish subtitles for a class!!!
My dream
lovely Video..
Alway look for energy
I have a question, when you take photos like that or even street photos with people in it. Do you need them to sign consent forms or how do you approach that situation?
We need more of these videos
RESPECT;)
Dream job right here. It's amazes me how I can relate to someone so much. 14 years old and I look up to these people so much and all of these other photographers and can't help but say "that's what I want to do for the rest of my life" or "I wish I could be just like them." I want to travel the world and take photographs of all of the things that amaze me to a level I can't explain.
these are truly amazing photographers here!
Finnaly, a motivational video for photographers.
For me,
Photography is a way in which we can not only capture but also transfer the feeling and the emotion that the photographers feel while capturing that small little moment.
name of that song in the end ?
hats off to you all.
I also want to be one of you.
What an absolute inspiration.
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The lack of diversity in this video is stunning.
I watch this video at least 10 times a day
Fantastic!
who is the photographer at 3:09 ???
perfect <3
Seems NatGeo likes the white perspective…
I would have liked to see their names with their images…
Inspiring!💕📷
amazing <3
I'm 15 and working in national geographic is my dreaaammm job. But I think it's hard to get the job especially when you're not that pro. But I hope one day , the day will come that I will be a natgeo photographer like them, they're so lucky to have that job.
Can someone please tell me where is steve mccurry?
" Stand in Front of more Interesting Stuff "
i've seen some of the picture nat geo indonesia. to see the photographer herself explaning about being one, they are all great
someday i will make one great picture, for sure
Gorgeous,thank you
This is my dream job, I admire these people for their work and I hope to be like them one day. I am only fourteen but I don't doubt for a second photography is what I want to carry out doing
So many, most sinceres tranks for this National Geographic !
Still photography gives us the opportunity to stop time and look deeper. We capture a moment that can then be shared and examined for eternity. A moment or an experience cannot be fully explained in a single frame, but that single still frame may be the best way to tell the story in a contemplative way. That being said; photographers are great story tellers and some of the best liars, so don't believe everything you think you are seeing.
Very inspiring