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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Lauren Scott

This cabin crew member uses flight layovers to shoot world-class wildlife photography using custom settings on his Canon camera

A wild African elephant in Kruger National Park.

Although many wildlife photographers work close to home and focus on local species, few can deny the appeal of capturing faraway locations and more exotic creatures. One challenge that nature photographers face is the cost of making trips away, and they often offset this by running workshops abroad or taking paid assignments.

Passionate wildlife photographer Esteban Frey has taken a different route. For the last six years, he’s worked as an airline cabin crew member – and while traveling the world, he’s captured some of his best work on his days off.

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