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Photographer Reflects on Epic Career Capturing Great White Sharks on ’60 Minutes’

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In a captivating feature on '60 Minutes,' renowned wildlife photographer Chris Fallows reflects on his epic career dedicated to capturing the majestic great white sharks of False Bay. With a portfolio that showcases the stunning beauty and power of these creatures, Fallows discusses not only his artistic journey but also the alarming trend of their recent disappearance from the region. His insights illuminate the pressing need for conservation efforts while celebrating the breathtaking connection between art and nature in his photography.
Photographer Reflects on Epic Career Capturing Great White Sharks on ’60 Minutes’

A great white shark bursts out of the water with its mouth wide open, showing sharp teeth, surrounded by splashing water. The "60 Minutes" logo is in the bottom left corner. The image is in black and white.

Wildlife photographer Chris Fallows, known for his striking images of great white sharks in False Bay, spoke with 60 Minutes about his work and the species' recent disappearance.

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