Alaska’s Denali National Park has beautiful scenery for any photographer to capture and prize. But when one photographer spotted a grizzly bear and decided to take pictures of it, it was a photo shoot that went too far. It ended in the photographer’s death, as he was attacked, killed, and eaten by a grizzly bear. The photographer was Richard White, a 49-year-old backpacker from Southern California.
“Photographs found in his camera revealed that White was watching the bear for at least eight minutes near a river before the attack.
“The bear was generally unaware that he was there until the last couple of shots, then his attention turned,” park spokeswoman Maureen McLaughlin said.”
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