Inger Vandyke
Inger Vandyke is an award-winning Australian wildlife photojournalist, explorer,[1] and global expedition leader. She is believed to be the world's first female professional photographer to take a photo of rare snow leopards in the wild.[2][3] She was honoured in 2013 as an International Member of the Explorer's Club[4] for her work in documenting the vanishing culture of Tibet.[5]
References
- ^ Professional wildlife photographer and expedition leader, Inger Vandyke Townsville Bulletin, 9 Dec. 2013
- ^ "Can you spot the snow leopard caught by an Australian photographer?" The Telegraph, 23 13 July 2015
- ^ "Can you spot the rare snow leopards? Masters of disguise hide from prey in mountains" Daily Mirror, 22 July 2015
- ^ "The Explorers Log" Fall 2013, Volume 45 Number 4, The Explorers Club
- ^ https://www.aihitdata.com/company/01B44FFC/DIVEQUEST/people
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