VOICED : Polish teens career in bird

Matelski Shock, a 16-year-old wildlife photographer, has gained international acclaim for his stunning bird photos. He uses camouflage techniques to capture images of clever birds like cranes. His dedication has earned him awards from the BBC and the Natural History Museum. Matelski takes thousands of photos per session and receives strong support from his family, who help him with logistics and resources. Despite his local celebrity status, he remains grounded and focused on his future, including graduating high school.

What technique does Matelski Shock use to photograph birds?

• He uses a drone to capture images.

• He hides in a camouflage tent.

• He photographs from a moving vehicle.

• He uses a telephoto lens from a distance.

What recognition did Matelski receive for his photography?

• He was invited to a wildlife photography conference.

• He was featured in National Geographic.

• He won an award from the BBC and the Natural History Museum.

• He received a scholarship for art school.

How often does Matelski try to go out into nature for photography?

• Twice a month

• Once every three days

• Every day

• Once a week

How does Matelski's family support his photography?

• They organize photography exhibitions for him.

• They help him with editing photos.

• They drive him to locations and buy meat to attract birds.

• They buy him new cameras.

What is Matelski's attitude towards his growing fame?

• He is overwhelmed and stressed.

• He is planning to quit photography.

• He is excited and boastful.

• He remains grounded and focused on his studies.