On and off the grid: How wildlife photographer Josh Anon finds inspiration by shifting focus
Nov15
When observing their creations from the comfort of our homes, wildlife photographers seem almost like a different species — ethereally fixated on a faraway natural world — perhaps a little aloof, eschewing human company in favor of sprawling vistas and living beings who do not need a model release to appear in a photograph. Despite his peripatetic life as a landscape and wildlife photographer, Josh Anon mixes in plenty of human face time as a teacher, writer, contractor, and now, the CEO of a video development startup, Visioneer Studios. After 10 years as a cinematographer and software developer at Pixar Animation Studios — as part of…
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