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Stuart Franklin - National Geographic Journalist and Photographer: 'Looking Back: 30 years of photographing - 15 of those with National Geographic'

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Stuart Franklin has covered more than 20 assignments for the magazine on subjects such as Inca conqueror Francisco Pizzaro, Shanghai, and the hydro-struggle in Quebec.

He has travelled extensively with Greenpeace in Antartica and has earned several photographic awards such as the World Press photo award.

He is a talented Geographer himself, receiving his PhD in Geography from Oxford in 2002.

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