Extreme Exposure," on view at the Annenberg Space for Photography
through April 17 showcases incredible nature photography—and
honors the renowned photographers that produce them.
through April 17 showcases incredible nature photography—and
honors the renowned photographers that produce them.
Presented with comments from the photographers, these
images provide an intimate look at the natural world in stunning
photos—and reveal insight into what it takes to capture them.
Photographer Paul Nicklen took some of the most amazing
photographs of his life near Pleneau Island, Antarctica when
a leopard seal decided he was clearly helpless and hungry.
(We first broke this story in November.)
Here, a leopard seal approaches the photographer as the
pair floats on sea ice.
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Photo credit: Paul Nicklen
All images are part of the Extreme Exposure exhibit,
October 23, 2010 — April 17, 2011, at the Annenberg
Space for Photography in Los Angeles
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