Photographer Michael Nichols teams up with a group of climbers and scientists to photograph a giant redwood tree in California.
Join biologist and photographer Mark Moffett on a globe-trekking quest to document the worlds pollinators in action.
David Doubilet searches the artificial reefs off the east coast of the United States, taking underwater shots of sunken warships.
Carsten Peter joins forces with storm chaser Tim Samaras to shoot some electrifying pictures of lightning for National Geographic magazine.
We follow photographer Chris Rainier as he travels around the world, from India through Paraguay to Papua New Guinea, to face a crucial challenge, photographing the essence of language itself.
How do you photograph a ghost? That's the challenge for wildlife photographer Paul Nicklen. The Great Bear Rainforest of British Columbia is the world's last big temperate rain forest.
Brian finds signs that, like the proverbial phoenix rising from the ashes, the coral here is rebuilding itself.
Ed Kashi captures an informative snapshot of modern-day Pakistan, creating a portrait far from the rigid image seen by much of the western world.
Amy Toensing travels to New Zealand to document what it means to be a Maori in the modern world.
National Geographic magazine sends American photojournalist Fritz Hoffmann to China to document the ancient practice of Shaolin Kung Fu.
Veteran National Geographic magazine photographer David Alan Harvey hits the ground running to reveal this complex city for the 2016 summer Olympics.
Photographer Steve McCurry receives the last roll of Kodachrome film off the assembly line. Now he has the daunting task of figuring out what to shoot.
Take a masterclass in portrait photography. Two of the world's most renowned photographers reveal their secrets for capturing intimate portraits using very different styles and lighting techniques.