How to become a master photographer? National Geographic photographer thinks health is very important.

Joel Sartore, a photographer of National Geographic magazine, introduced his mental journey of becoming a national geographic photographer in a self-interview video. In the video, Joel Sartore talked about the importance of good health for National Geographic photographers to adapt to tough environment. It is not easy to shoot lions, tigers and bears at close range. Climbing trees, diving, everything must be mastered. Hard environment also includes diet. When the conditions are not good, you can eat whatever you want (Bergrills says there is no pressure). (I can't see the video here) Joel Sartore believes that it is also an important condition to be able to quickly integrate into others in a strange environment. Otherwise, how can others be willing to let you shoot? During his 20-year photography career, Joel Satorre gradually shifted his focus to wildlife protection, bringing wild animals into the studio, taking pictures of them with professional lighting, and awakening people's awareness of protection with clear eyes of animals. Finally, the master concluded that photos must have the ability to tell stories, and photos can have long-term vitality.