Saving Wildlife & Land With A Digital Camera

Carlton Ward uses photography to share Gabon's biodiversity with the world

Ibarionex R. Perello | March 1, 2005 | 0

Imagine having the opportunity to photograph in wildlife-rich Gabon in Central Africa. You’ll be in the company of scientists, specialists in areas including entomology, botany and ornithology. Then, add the chance to create your images using high-end digital SLRs, an assortment of quality lenses and lighting gear. It sounds ideal.

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