Chris Jhon

Chris Johns
Johns's career in photojournalism began while studying animal science at Oregon State University. He graduated with a degree in technical journalismand a minor in agriculture. He worked as a teaching assistant while studying for a master's degree in photojournalism at the University of Minnesota.

In 1975Johns became a staff photographer at the Topeka (Kansas) Capital-Journal and in 1979 was named National Newspaper Photographer of the Year. In 1980 he joined theSeattle Times as a picture editor and special projects photographer. Three years later Johns became a freelance photographer largely working for Life, Time, andNational Geographic. National Geographic made him a contract photographer in 1985, and Johns joined the magazine staff in 1995.
In 1990 Johns photographed andwrote the critically acclaimed book Valley of Life: Africa's Great Rift. He followed with a National Geographic Society book, Hawaii's Hidden Treasures, which dealtwith Hawaii's extinction crisis.
Johns lives on a small farm in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains with his wife, Elizabeth, and their three children.

Is like inthe jungle 3 giraffes in different position and in the back are trees and the dusk .

He was completely in tune with his surroundings,” says Chris Johns
Ithink the photographer is amazing because he capture all the moment or landscape that we can’t see every day because we are in the city , it’s like know about othercivilizations a countries when you see the photos , when I was look the photos in Google y think that every photo of Chris Johns are amazing , I love it.