How Paul Colangelo Keeps Bears at Bay When Shooting in Wilderness
By David Walker
Photographer Paul Colangelo’s camp, with a solar-powered electric fence protecting his kitchen and gear tents. Todagin Mountain, northern British Columbia. ©Paul Colangelo
Working on long-term projects in remote locations can pose logistical challenges for photographers, including lack of phone and internet service, and power for recharging batteries for cameras, laptops, and other gear. Vancouver-based wildlife photographer (and PDN’s 30) Paul Colangelo explains how he copes with those issues in our story, “Managing Photo Tech on Location, Off the Grid.”
But he faces another kind of challenge altogether during his long trips into remote, open country of northern British Columbia: hungry …read more
Via: PDN Pulse
