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“Peter Mather: Photographing the Elusive Wild North (Part 2)“
September 06, 202600:44:52

“Peter Mather: Photographing the Elusive Wild North (Part 2)“

A bear covered in ice. A salmon flying into your face. And a camera trap that decides to take a trip down a mountain. Just another day in the Yukon 😄🐻📸 If you thought we had some wild stories in Part One, wait until you hear what happens next! In Part Two of my conversation with wildlife photogra...

"Peter Mather: Photographing the Elusive Wild North (Part 1)"
August 30, 202600:37:14

"Peter Mather: Photographing the Elusive Wild North (Part 1)"

Wolverines. The Yukon. Lots of snow. And a wildlife photographer who once happened to be a math teacher. Welcome to the wild world of Peter Mather! 🐺❄️📸 In Part One of my conversation with Peter, we head north to the Yukon and follow the story of how he turned a love of the wilderness into a life ...

"Sue Flood: And Now for Something Completely Wild (Part 2)"
August 23, 202600:37:03

"Sue Flood: And Now for Something Completely Wild (Part 2)"

Welcome to the Adventure Emporium. Antarctica? Penguins? Michael Palin? Shackleton's Hut? We seem to have the lot. Sadly, we're completely sold out of comfy couches 😄 If Part One was the story of how photographer Sue Flood found her way into the BBC, Part Two is where things get seriously wild! We ...

"Bruce Dale: Planning for the Unplanned (Part 2)"
July 26, 202600:37:11

"Bruce Dale: Planning for the Unplanned (Part 2)"

What happens when you strap a camera to the tail of a jumbo jet?😅📸 In Part Two of my conversation with former National Geographic photographer Bruce Dale, we continue our conversation by uncovering the stories behind some of his most iconic National Geographic photographs. It turns out getting the...

"Bruce Dale: Planning for the Unplanned (Part 1)"
July 19, 202600:46:18

"Bruce Dale: Planning for the Unplanned (Part 1)"

Did you read National Geographic magazine as a kid in your bedroom, dreaming about all those faraway places? The only difference is that some end up spending thirty years travelling the world and photographing those very places—all because they never stopped exploring 🌍📸 In this first part of my c...