National geographic photographers

Cristina Mittermeier picked up photography as a hobby in her late 20s and now takes photos all over the world — including underwater.

The Photo Society has published an interesting article in which Kent Kobersteen, the Director of Photography at National Geographic magazine from 1987 to

National Geographic photographer David Doubilet spills on diving with tiger sharks and tracking climate change.

Becoming a National Geographic photographer is the culmination of a long, successful, and dedicated photography career.

Krystle Wright checks her setup for a climbing shoot in Moab, Utah, in the television series Photographer, which follows storytellers as they pursue their next stunning image. Travel behind the scenes with seven of the world’s most extraordinary visual storytellers in Photographer. Each episode of this new six-part series spotlights a photographer capturing exceptionally powerful images. Those featured include Muhammed Muheisen, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner whose conflict coverage led…

Capturing the essence of travel through photography, Albom Adventures inspires young baby boomers to travel New Zealand and the world.

Our Alaska expedition cruises offer endless outdoor activities, wildlife sightings, picture-perfect moments, cultural experiences, and more.

Reader Question: How do I become a photographer for National Geographic? My Answer: Photography is really no different than any other pursuit in life if you plan to make a living at it.