wildlife photographers

Explores the different areas wildlife photographers work in, the equipment they use and how they are trained.

Wildlife photographer Stephen Kirkpatrick chronicles the experiences he had while on an expedition to document the Amazon rain forest, where he and his team became lost in the jungle and had to battle aggressive wildlife, venomous reptiles, brutal heat, torrential rains, and an unforgiving landscape.

Robert Haas, a photographer with National Geographic, presents his photographs of animals from around the world, which he shot from the air.

Describes what it is like to be a wildlife photographer, exploring the equipment needed, harsh conditions wildlife photographers work under, training requirements, and common assignments.

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