Life of a Professional Wildlife Photographer

In this video, Colorado photographer Vic Schendel offers an intimate look into the world of professional wildlife photography.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to capture those amazing wildlife photographs seen in Colorado Outdoors?

In this video, 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.

Video and blog post by Jerry Neal. Neal is the senior video producer and information specialist for Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

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brilliantviewpoint says:

August 31, 2017 at 6:17 am

Great documentary! http://Www.brilliantviewpoint.com.

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Holly says:

December 3, 2020 at 8:09 am

Great video and love the story behind the wonderful photographer. Thanks

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