by Victor Englebert | Aug 31, 2014
Though National Geographic once published a number of my stories, I couldn’t depend on it exclusively for a living. Besides, my interests stretched beyond what National Geographic publishes. And, to live happily, you can’t base what you do only on what one publication... by Victor Englebert | Sep 21, 2013
There is something unique and wonderful about photography. There isn’t a person in the world that could not use it to their advantage. In art, journalism, architecture, archaeology, anthropology, geology, wildlife, education, medicine, engineering–you name it.... by Victor Englebert | Sep 20, 2013
I’m the sole photographer of 17 photo books, a few of which I wrote. My favorite is Wind, Sand and Silence: Travels with Africa’s Last Nomads, published in 1992 by Chronicle Books. It’s a revised and expanded compilation of five illustrated articles I did many years... by Victor Englebert | May 28, 2013
In 1971, I spent seven months traveling around Latin America, from Mexico to Argentina and Brazil. At some point, pressed among a crowd of Indians at the back of a dilapidated bus, my itinerary was taking me from Ayacucho to Cuzco, in the Peruvian Andes, an endless...