Conservation Photographer Uses Sony Alpha Cameras for Wildlife Survey
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Conservation Photographer Uses Sony Alpha Cameras for Wildlife Survey

SUMMARY

Conservation photographer Sydney Smolla employed her Sony Alpha cameras during a helicopter survey to document a Navajo bighorn sheep population. This initiative highlights the intersection of wildlife research and photography, using imaging technology to aid conservation efforts. The project focused on capturing essential data for the bighorn sheep survey.

TAKEAWAYS

Sydney Smolla is a conservation photographer.

She used Sony Alpha cameras for her work.

The photography documented a Navajo bighorn sheep population survey.

The survey was conducted from a helicopter.

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