‘Behind the Lens’

Colorado Outdoors presents “Behind the Lens”

In this Colorado Outdoors magazine video-supplement, Colorado photographer Vic Schendel offers an intimate look into the world of professional wildlife photography.  Schendel, a frequent contributor to Colorado Outdoors magazine, shares stories behind some of his favorite photographs, offers simple tips for shooting better images and explains the inspiration that drives his life’s work. Big-game hunters will appreciate Schendel’s exceptional images of elk, bighorn sheep, deer and moose.

To see more of Schendel’s photography, as well as wildlife photos from a variety of other professional photographers, purchase the 2014 Colorado Outdoors “Photography Issue.”  Now available by clicking HERE.

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