Underwater photographer David Doubilet

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Doubilet, one of the world's top underwater photographers, began diving at age 10 and taking underwater photos at 12. He goes on assignment in the world's oceans capturing various life forms on film. The most exciting and dangerous are great white sharks, which he shoots from inside a shark cage.

Underwater photography, Doubilet, David

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Going to extremes: veteran photographer John Dominis

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Dominis, who is best known for his photographs of wild cats in Africa in Life magazine, believes that his most memorable assignment was his coverage of the Korean War. His most dangerous job was to walk out onto a six-inch-wide pipe to photograph the construction of a bridge.

Interview, Personalities, Photography of animals, Animal photography, News photographers, Photojournalists, Dominis, John

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Going to extremes

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Dr. Merlin Tuttle is recognized as a leading authority on bats and his photographs of them are excellent. He founded Bat Conservation International in 1982 to educate people about bats and their behavior, and show that they are not dangerous mammals.

Behavior, Photographers, Bats, Bats (Animals), Tuttle, Merlin

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