Videos
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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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Donna O’Meara: Blown Away
Donna O'Meara discusses how she began shooting active volcanoes and some of her fun, scary and strange adventures in this world.
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Paul Nicklen: Paul Nicklen
Paul Nicklen discusses his journey to generate global awareness about wildlife and environmental issues through photography.
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Natalie Fobes: Reaching Home
Natalie Fobes shares stories about the land, creatures and cultures that make up our world.
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Melissa Farlow: Extraordinary People in Ordinary Places
Melissa Farlow recalls the experiences and challenges of the diverse subjects of her assignments for National Geographic.
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Daisy Gilardini: Polar Wonders: Photographs from the Ends of the Earth
Bring the family and help us celebrate our exhibit Cuba Is with a Family Fun Weekend!
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Tyler Stableford: Out There: Capturing The Dramatic Moment
Tyler Stableford goes behind-the-scenes on his latest assignments, from his exploration of rare ice caves to his coverage of the dangerous lives of underground coal miners.
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Mark Moffett: Ants As Journalism: Chasing Down the Secret Lives of Small Subjects
Mark Moffett discusses photographing ants and his observations of how their lives resemble ours in surprising ways, from issues of public health, market economies, highways and warfare.
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Clyde Butcher: The Everglades in Black and White
Clyde Butcher discusses photographing the natural beauty of the state of Florida.
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Frank Ockenfels: Frank Ockenfels
Frank Ockenfels discusses his extensive career, from portraits to album covers and movie poster photography.
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Lauren Greenfield: Lauren Greenfield
Lauren Greenfield discusses her new film and looks at the universally intoxicating quality of beauty, as well as its oppressive effects on female body image.
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Peter Fetterman: Everything You’ve Always Wanted To Know About Collecting Fine Art Photography
Peter Fetterman discusses the fundamentals of fine art photography, including the history of the photography market, what creates the value of a photograph and the current "blue chip" photographers.