Bruce Kevin Fleming is an American photographer who worked with National Geographic and published photography books focused on Delaware’s landscapes and wildlife.
Fleming began his photography career in 1968, working for his Smyrna High School newspaper.
His first major assignment was in documenting the Sinai Peninsula after the Camp David Accords.
[1] Standing near Sadat, Fleming captured images of the attack, some of which were published internationally.
[1] Throughout his decade with National Geographic, Fleming documented a range of subjects, including a summer spent recreating the voyage of Odysseus in Greece and covering the Somali refugee crisis.