wildlife photography

A collection of color photographs that capture African animals in the wild, with explanatory essays and captions.

Features the photographic adventures of brothers Richard and Cherry Kearton who invented unusual camouflage in order to photograph birds.

Photographer Thorsten Milse presents images of polar bears and their cubs in Manitoba's Wapusk National Park and describes the animals and the cub-rearing process.

Presents over 170 color wildlife photos featured in "National Geographic" magazine, arranged by animal habitat, each section featuring a profile of a particular photographer as well as information on the region's environment and conservation.

Discusses equipment; stalking subjects; constructing blinds; close-up techniques; photographing landscapes, trees, volcanoes, geysers, and weather conditions; and underwater, underground, night, studio, and aerial photography.

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

A personal account of wildlife photographer Jack Hanna's month-long safari through East Africa.

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.