National Geographic Photographer Cory Richards visited all 7 continents and in this short video you can see a glimpse at his amazing voyage to look for the basic things that…
Animals are smart, probably much smarter than we give them credit for. In fact after watching photographer Vincent J. Musi lecture on National Geographic Live! we are pretty sure that you…
One of our favorite portrait photographers Martin Schoeller recently had a talk at National Geographic Live! about a unique project he had shot in the remote Brazilian Amazon where the Kayapo people balance…
London based National Geographic photographer Emily Ainsworth recently gave a talk as part of the National Geographic Live! series of lectures on her photographic experience shooting inside a Mexican circus. Ainsworth was offered a…
About a year ago American free climber, Dean Potter participated in a National Geographic project called The Man Who Can Fly. As part of this project Bryan Smith and photographer Michael Schaefer set out to shoot Potter walk…
National Geographic photographer Michael “Nick” Nichols gave the talk in the video above last year for National Geographic Live! talking about Africa’s most recognized animals—the lion and the elephant—in hopes of quelling human-animal conflict…
National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore gave the talk in the video above last year for National Geographic Live! talking about the difficulty of bringing new stories and images of animals to a world…
Photo director for National Geographic David Griffin knows a thing or two about telling stories using photography. In this TED lecture he tries to demonstrate how powerful images by some of the…
Portrait photographer Martin Schoeller recently had this short talk at National Geographic Live! about some of his uniquely styled works. Schoeller, one of today’s most well known and respected portrait photographers is known…
Photographer and mountain climber Jimmy Chin gave this talk about his National Geographic project to capture the amazing climbing sub culture around Yosemite back in 2011. Chin, who traveled the…
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