Michael Nichols Biography

Michael Nick Nichols became a staff photographer for the National Geographic magazine in 1996 and was named editor at large in January 2008. From 1982 to 1995 he was a member of Magnum Photos the prestigious cooperative founded by Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Capa. He has photographed 25 stories for National Geographic magazine most recently The Short Happy Life of the Serengeti Lion breaking new ground in photographing the king of the beast using infrared a robot controlled mini-tank for eye-level views and a tiny camera carrying electric helicopter. LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph featured this story at its 2013 Festival; and will be also be featured at The Visa Pour L Image festival in Perpignan France at its 25th Anniversary 2013 festival. The December 2012 cover story of National Geographic Magazine The World's Largest Trees featured a 5-page foldout of a Giant Sequoia built from 126 images.

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