A initially learned photography as a kid shooting black & white then developing the photos in a dark room, that was a magical time and sparked my interest in photography. As I got older I dabbled in digital photography but wasn't until my kids were born that i really started to get an active interest back in it all.
The photo of the blond girl at 50:59 always captivated me. Bill Allard registered the migration of Brazilian Southern peasants into the Amazon jungle. In the house of a family a father boasted about his origins that "that their forebearers had strong blood, that they were Germans and they were accustomed to opening new lands". And Bill Allard concluded "the father says they have strong blood, but the little girl in the window has malaria".
Steve McCurry (at 26 mins in) dates this documentary from 1995. (Seeing the gorgeous colour images featured makes you mourn all the more the passing of the irreplaceable Kodachrome film stock which was used to create most of these amazing photographs.)
0:18 is that a leica r4?
25:46 Nice photoshop
The narrating voice is by Keith David, that narrated for National Geographic mostly in the 1990s
i love photography …
Fascinating look into the era of NG film photographers. Thanks for posting.
Meu pai ainda tem o vhs desse documentário, quando eu era criança assisti muitas vezes, admiro muito esses fotógrafos.
At 19:04 can anyone identify the eyeglass frames on the old Asian gentleman? They are gorgeous!.
what about the videographer that follow these photographer?
yeaaaa
kuster33 give me a job
18:44 It's amazing how popular that photo ended up being. Such a great shot.
I really like the background music😐
i just wanted it to go on and on… SOMEDAY I WILL BE THERE…!!
Amazing – Respect to all the Photographers that give so much of their time to share such beautiful images. Thank you and God Bless you!
The photo of the blond girl at 50:59 always captivated me. Bill Allard registered the migration of Brazilian Southern peasants into the Amazon jungle. In the house of a family a father boasted about his origins that "that their forebearers had strong blood, that they were Germans and they were accustomed to opening new lands". And Bill Allard concluded "the father says they have strong blood, but the little girl in the window has malaria".
Thank you for sharing, very amazing !
i just love National Geographic documentaries! they are my favorite movies ever
23:00 was that editor cloning out a pole? That is highly unethical!!
I could do this !!! HMMM
Just give me a call Nat. Geo .
Working for NG as a snapper means you disappear. You must shoot NG style or you don't shoot for NG.
Steve McCurry (at 26 mins in) dates this documentary from 1995. (Seeing the gorgeous colour images featured makes you mourn all the more the passing of the irreplaceable Kodachrome film stock which was used to create most of these amazing photographs.)
amazing documentary!
This Video shows the real life of Photographer…
i am a new Bringer Photographer..