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↑ Sahara Desert, Morocco The setting sun over the desert makes an enchanting shadow of a caravan of camels winding its way toward the next stop on its journey. Canon EOS-1DS, EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM lens. Exposure: 1/1250 sec., f/2.8, ISO 400.
How Art Wolfe Connects With His Photography Subjects
Images by Art Wolfe, Interview by Rob Sheppard
Like most people, I first knew Art Wolfe from his outstanding wildlife photos. But I really got to know him when I became editor of the old Outdoor Photographer magazine. On one of my first encounters with Art in person, I was in Florida for a nature photography convention. What happened there was simple but told me so much about him.
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2025.02
Table of Contents
- The Story Behind This Touching Photo of Penguins
- What’s in Cynthia Bandurek’s Camera Bag
- Documenting Sharks in Danger
- Take Photos to Help Wildlife
- Why Tradition, Innovation & Art Go Hand in Hand
- How I Photographed Manul Cats in Mongolia
- How Art Wolfe Connects With His Photography Subjects
- 4 Ways to Capture the Subtle Patterns of Nature
- Photographing the Life Cycle of Cherry Blossoms
- A Whale of a Comeback Story: In Photos
- Photo Tips for Torres del Paine National Park
- Monkey Business: How This Photo Was Made