Karen Kasmauski
Observations
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Aired On: Dec 9, 2010
Karen Kasmauski shares experiences from her work on a variety of challenging assignments, showing how she explores complex issues and finds ways to connect with people.
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Karen Kasmauski
Karen Kasmauski has built her career on the close observation of people. She specializes in bringing a human face to the impact of science and social developments. The 25 major stories Kasmauski photographed for National Geographic Magazine include groundbreaking coverage on viruses, women’s issues, aging, emerging diseases, migrating workforce, immigration and other critical…
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Photographer
Karen Kasmauski
Karen Kasmauski has built her career on the close observation of people.