Alexa Keefe
National Geographic
Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Alexa:
How the ultimate shark photo went viral
A photographer takes a photo that launches his career—and then takes on a life of its own. → Read More
A Behind-The-Scenes Look At Photographing Pandas
Photographer Ami Vitale spent three years taking snapshots of pandas in China, a process both heart-warming and surprisingly challenging. → Read More
Rare Pictures Show a Bobcat Mom Raise Three Kittens
This Mother’s Day, learn how a wildlife photographer formed an unusual connection with a bobcat family in Texas. → Read More
These Arresting Nature Photos Look Like Paintings Brought to Life
A curation of photographs from our archives are an invitation to look at the world through the eyes of an artist. → Read More
He Wanted to Photograph a Shark Feeding Frenzy. It Took 3,000 Dive Hours
Laurent Ballesta has spent four years returning to the Fakarava Atoll where sharks and grouper swarms face off in a battle for survival. → Read More
Pictures of Dogs Show Funny Faces, Inner Charisma
Vincent J. Musi's studio portraits of dogs let their inner charisma shine. → Read More
How Do You Make Great Photos? It's Not How You Think
Behind every great photograph at National Geographic is a photographer—and their editor. In this video, they share their stories. → Read More
Former FARC Rebel Discovers Hope and Peace in Motherhood
After 26 years of fighting for Colombia's resistance movement, Esperanza traded in her uniform for life as a mother. → Read More
Divorced at 15: Inside the Lives of Child Brides
For Syrian refugee families in Turkey, early marriage is seen as a pathway to security though the outcome is not always as hoped. → Read More
9 Photographs That Have Made History
From the first wildlife photo to the deepest dive, we take a look at photographs that have pushed the boundaries of storytelling. → Read More
Quiet Photos of Deadly Scenes
Lynn Johnson revisits places where violent acts were committed and invites us to reflect on a sobering reality. → Read More
Pictures by Firelight Reveal Africa’s Energy Crisis
In the West African country of Benin, life after dark is an exercise in ingenuity. → Read More
Celebrating the Bond Between Monkeys and Their Humans
A National Geographic photographer captures the relationship between indigenous peoples and the primates they share their lives with. → Read More
A New Generation of Kids Learns to Live Like Soldiers
Photographer Sarah Blesener visits a group of Young Marines being taught to embody a patriotic love of God and country. → Read More
Photos Reveal Our Deep, Ever-Weirder Relationship With Nature
Lucas Foglia's artful photographs tell the story of humans, nature, and the science that binds us. → Read More
How the Myanmar Rohingya Live in Bangladesh's Refugee Camps
Photographer William Daniels shares what he witnessed from the front lines of the Rohingya refugee crisis. → Read More
Pictures and Video Take Us Inside the World of Manta Rays
A photographer captures stunning underwater images of a journey to save the gentle giants. → Read More
Arresting Photos Illuminate the World of Wildlife Contraband
A photographer uses artful styling to bring attention to human demand for wildlife products. → Read More
These People Are Stranded—in a Soviet-Era Luxury Hotel
Having fled a forgotten war two decades ago, three women live in a twilit limbo. → Read More
Heart-Wrenching Photos Show Rhinos Fighting to Survive
Photographer Brent Stirton captures the relentless poaching of rhinos and the on-going battle to protect these animals. → Read More