Michael Nichols

Join Michael "Nick" Nichols, National Geographic Editor at Large for Photography, a pioneering wildlife photographer and former member of Magnum Photos, as he provides an intimate and behind-the-scenes look at his groundbreaking work in the most remote corners of the world. Nichols has devoted himself to producing photography with a purpose that results in raising environmental awareness and protection. His work with conservationists, such as J. Michael Fay and Jane Goodall, has resulted in numerous books, as well as the creation of thirteen national parks in Africa and reform in captive chimpanzee care. Nichols has photographed twenty-five stories for National Geographic including “Ivory Wars: Last Stand in Zakouma” (March 2007) that helped raise awareness and funds to protect the embattled elephants of Chad.

In his first iPad app Nick Nichols has compiled over twenty years of photography and never before told stories from locations all over the world.

The app features:
* Sixteen photo galleries and over 180 photographs (some never published until now) that will brings you up close to far off cultures and wild animals from all around the globe.
* Exclusive behind the scenes video of Nick photographing owls, tigers and elephants while on assignment for National Geographic Magazine
* Links to buy limited edition prints and signed books

更新履歴
App update includes:

* New Elephant Orphans gallery and video
* Portrait Viewing mode
* Updated design
* Additional Pan and Zoom features on select images
* Improved image quality