photography of animals

Describes various careers dealing with animals and the education and training necessary for such jobs as veterinarian, pet trainer, wildlife rehabilatator, humane investigator, photographer, and naturalist.

Examines how photographic technology can capture on film incredibly fast movements, such as a bird diving for food or a bullet being fired.

Explores how photographs are made, what they have to tell, and how one can get the most out of looking at them. The ideas introduced can be applied to the pictures of animals presented.

Describes how to use a video camera to photograph animals, capturing their individual noises, songs, calls, and actions.

Presents portraits of endangered or protected animals. Each photo is accompanied by information about the individual animal, including the threats to the species' survival.

Provides amateur photographers with tips for taking unique pictures of their pets.

Describes the life of a wildlife photographer, describing the practical and the adventure-filled components of the career.

An experienced wildlife photographer explains how to take top-notch photographs of animals.

Follows photographer Jack Swedberg through a cycle of seasons as he tracks wildlife in three very different regions of the United States.