Inger Vandyke

Inger Vandyke is an award-winning Australian wildlife photojournalist, explorer,[1] and global expedition leader. She is believed to be the world's first female professional photographer to take a photo of rare snow leopards in the wild.[2][3] She was honoured in 2013 as an International Member of the Explorer's Club[4] for her work in documenting the vanishing culture of Tibet.[5]

References
  1. Professional wildlife photographer and expedition leader, Inger Vandyke Townsville Bulletin, 9 Dec. 2013
  2. "Can you spot the snow leopard caught by an Australian photographer?" The Telegraph, 23 13 July 2015
  3. "Can you spot the rare snow leopards? Masters of disguise hide from prey in mountains" Daily Mirror, 22 July 2015
  4. "The Explorers Log" Fall 2013, Volume 45 Number 4, The Explorers Club
  5. https://www.aihitdata.com/company/01B44FFC/DIVEQUEST/people


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