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 | Hans Hass A pioneer not only of underwater photography and filming, but also of diving itself, Hans Hass took his first underwater photographs in 1938,... |
 | Lotte Hass Lotte Baierl's interest in the underwater world first materialised on taking up the position as secretary to Hans Hass in 1943. However, Hans... |
 | Desmond Hawkins Desmond Hawkins was appointed to the BBC by Frank Gillard in 1945 to concentrate on making natural history based programming. Already an established... |
 | Mike Hay A former head of Anglia Television's prestigious wildlife documentary series Survival, Mike Hay's entrance into filmmaking began with a nine... |
 | Walter Higham One of the pioneers of ornithological filmmaking, Walter Higham enjoyed a long and successful career in wildlife cinematography. Capturing sequences... |
 | David Hughes A highly respected and experienced wildlife filmmaker, David Hughes started his career as a biologist. Keen to get involved in natural history... |
 | Steve Irwin The late Steve Irwin was a much loved, if somewhat controversial, television presenter, renowned for his passion for crocodiles and other reptiles.... |
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 | Leslie Jackman One of the first children's wildlife presenters on the BBC, Les Jackman was also devoted to promoting the appreciation of local marine life within... |
 | Martin Johnson One of the main forces behind the popularity of early safari films, Martin Johnson developed a passion for photography whilst working... |
