Emory Kristof
Ghost Ships and Sea Monsters
Emory Kristof discusses his innovative underwater photography and the unexplored worlds of the deep sea.
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Emory Kristof has been a National Geographic magazine photographer ever since he started working at the publication as an intern in 1963. He is a specialist in scientific, high-tech and underwater subjects, including deep ocean work that places him far beyond normal diver depths. Throughout his career Kristof has been a pioneer in…
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Extreme Exposure celebrates five photographers who brave dangerous conditions to capture rarely seen moments in environments few dare to explore.
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Exhibit
Extreme Exposure
Extreme Exposure celebrates five photographers who brave dangerous conditions to capture rarely seen moments in environments few dare to explore.
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Photographer
Emory Kristof
Emory Kristof has been a National Geographic magazine photographer ever since he started working at the publication as an intern in 1963.