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Some of the more memorable photographs of wildlife at National Geographic have been taken by Beverly Joubert. Along with her husband Dereck, who is also an Explorer at Large, Beverly has worked for decades to win over hearts and minds through images.
Now the Jouberts are out with a gorgeous new book, Wild Eye: A Life in Photographs, which features selections from more than 40 years of work. We caught up with the Jouberts and asked them for advice on how to take great wildlife photography, how the artform has changed, and what they see on the ground in nature.
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PHOTOGRAPH BY Beverly Joubert, National Geographic Explorer at Large |
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βA big danger within natural history and wildlife photography,β explains Dereck, βis that most people think that you are just capturing images. The lion's walking left to right, so you're going to capture that moment. But there's so much more within the toolbox of technique that you can use to capture it well or poorly.β |
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Photograph by William Albert Allard |
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National Geographic spent a season on the rodeo circuit in the β90s, diving into the secret world of the cowboys who risk their lives for the love of the sport. Not many spectators know what goes on behind the chutes, because out front is where the action is. But these photos capture the danger, adrenaline, excitement, and intimacy of rodeo lifeβwhere gory injuries are common, cheers from crowds are energizing, and friends become family.
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Thanks for reading todayβs newsletter, which was edited and curated by Sidney Madden with the help of National Geographicβs photo team. It was produced by Rita Spinks. Did someone forward this to you? Sign up here to catch next weekβs Photo of the Week newsletter. |
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