Photograph courtesy Jim Richardson
After a quarter century of traveling the world on amazing assignments for National Geographic, I'm still learning how to take nonfiction photographs that say more. What underpins my photographs for National Geographic?
Pencil-blunting research long before a shoot. On-the-fly camera
settings and in-the-field improvisations. And sometimes I just get
lucky. Mostly, I never take myself too seriously and I always figure
there must be a better way—if I can just figure it out. Learn with me as
I keep growing.
Article includes links to numerous links to insights from Jim Richardson, National Geographic Photographer, as well as examples of some of his most famous work.
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