International
International Adventure & Travel Photography
These travel photo essays will transport you to the far reaches of the globe. View images from around the world and learn about the landscapes and cultures experienced by other adventure photographers.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011 Skin TradeIt turns out that python skin is the newest trend for purses and pumps, but it’s a mortal liability for the wild reptiles that provide it  Though undeniably bold, the slither-chic allure of this versatile piece is hard to resist. |
Tuesday, October 4, 2011 People In ColorNevada Wier is the quintessential traveler and global adventurer. Among her recent destinations are the outer, less-known areas of Burma and India.  In the last decade, with the nation enthralled in two wars, combat photojournalism and photojournalists have woven their way into the day-to-day fabric of all of our lives. |
Tuesday, October 4, 2011 Assignments: November 2011Photo Assignments From The Editor Of Outdoor Photographer Magazine  The Black And White Assignment was one of the most popular that we've run, and it attracted some of the best photography. |
Tuesday, September 6, 2011 Discovering IndiaExplore the subcontinent through the images of India’s Foreign Photographer of the Year, Fredric Roberts  In 2011, Fredric Roberts of Los Angeles, Calif., was presented with the award for Best Foreign Photographer for India. |
Tuesday, August 9, 2011 The Big StoryFamous for his near-specialization of difficult African assignments for National Geographic, Michael Nichols continues to deliver the excitement of photographic discovery, always testing the limits of his equipment and technique  If the essence of National Geographic Magazine could be limited to one word, it would be discovery. |
Tuesday, July 5, 2011 Assignments: August 2011Photo Assignments From The Editor Of Outdoor Photographer Magazine  I was impressed by the range of subjects and the variety of perspectives that were submitted. |
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 Shades Of WildlifeSouth African photographer Heinrich van den Berg strips his dramatic wildlife images of color to create dimension and add emotion. They’re stunning, graphic, refined and evocative.  The list of world-class black-and-white wildlife photographers is a short one, but even if it were pages long, South African photographer Heinrich van den Berg certainly would belong near the top. |
Tuesday, June 7, 2011 Assignments: July 2011Photo Assignments From The Editor Of Outdoor Photographer Magazine  The In The Mountains Assignment drew a number of excellent submissions to the gallery on the OP website. |
Tuesday, June 7, 2011 The Whale GuyFlip Nicklin has spent 30 years looking whales in the eye. His acclaimed photographs have practically defined these massive and graceful creatures to the general public and helped break new ground in marine mammalogy.  On March 10, 1979, Flip Nicklin met Frank, who was "singing" in the waters off of Maui at the time. |
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