Renowned wildlife cameraman Doug Allan, a key figure behind David Attenborough’s acclaimed ‘Planet’ series, has passed away at 74 while trekking in Nepal. His representatives stated he died ‘immersed in nature and surrounded by friends.’ Allan was a celebrated pioneer in wildlife filmmaking, securing multiple Bafta and Emmy awards. He served as principal camera operator for iconic BBC productions such as Planet Earth, Frozen Planet, and The Blue Planet, leaving an indelible mark on nature documentary history.
Doug Allan, Famed Attenborough Cameraman, Dies at 74 Trekking in Nepal

By Rupert Blackwood
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