Kiwi teenage photographer makes his mark in global competition

An Auckland teenager has again been honoured alongside some of the best wildlife photographers in the world for the second year running. A photo of a reef-star fish taken by 16-year-old photographer D'Artagnan Sprengel has been chosen by the Natural History Museum to be exhibited in its wildlife photographer of the year competition. D'Artagan's photo was selected out of nearly 50,000 entries and is the second year in a row he's been included in the exhibition. He talks to Mark Leishman about what inspires his photography.