California's giant redwoods. Congo's mysterious forest elephants. Serengeti's lions and elephants. National Geographic's editor-at-large for photography, Michael Nichols, is notably a daring conservationist. Why? A single redwood tree cannot be photographed in one shot from the ground, air or a neighboring tree in a dense forest. It must be scaled with ropes, harnesses and pulleys. … Continue reading National Geographic Photographer Michael Nichols Shares Conservation Stories
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