Ben Horton

Ben Horton has built a career by documenting some of the world's most remote and challenging environments, ranging from deep underwater locations to the Arctic. His primary mission is to use photography as a tool for environmental stewardship, providing viewers with vicarious experiences that inspire a passion for the planet. He gained early recognition for his work with National Geographic, where he investigated illegal fishing industries and contributed to the expansion of protected park boundaries in Costa Rica. Beyond his still photography, he has starred in the National Geographic television series Extreme China, which chronicles his explorations of the country's harshest landscapes and diverse cultures. Based in Southern California, he continues to work on adventure campaigns while maintaining a career defined by dynamic imagery and geographic variety.

📍 Los Angeles, USA
Camera Equipment:
Sony A7R 3 paired with Sony 24-105, 16-35 GM, 28mm, and 55mm lenses.
Best Achievements, Educational Background, and Exhibitions:
He is a National Geographic Grantee and the recipient of the society's first Young Explorers Award. His work has been featured in global exhibitions at venues such as The Camera Obscura Gallery and the Denver Modern Art Museum.

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Ben Horton

Feb 21, 2024