#133 Photographing in heat that can melt your lens
Shooting photographs in heat temperatures way beyond what you'd usually expose your camera to, Australian bush firefighter Cameron Neville was in the midst of last year's bush fires called Black Summer, which were particularly vicious. He talks about the frenetic ferocious style these fires have become and we learn why and how Cam's photographs as a firefighter AND photographer seem to take you into the scene like very few other collections I've seen from this time. Today's show is about photography, but it's equally about ecology. Supported by mpb.com
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Shooting photographs in heat temperatures way beyond what you'd usually expose your camera to, Australian bush firefighter Cameron Neville was in the midst of last year's bush fires called Black Summer, which were particularly vicious. He talks about the frenetic ferocious style these fires have become and we learn why and how Cam's photographs as a firefighter AND photographer seem to take you into the scene like very few other collections I've seen from this time. Today's show is about photography, but it's equally about ecology. Supported by mpb.com
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