Light Makes the Photograph. Literally.
Photography is, quite literally, drawing with light. The word comes from the Greek phōs (light) and graphē (drawing or writing). Without light, you have nothing. No exposure. No color. No texture. No…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
How to Get this Shot – Eye of the Elephant
There’s something special about elephants and we all know it. We connect with them on a deeper level and nothing takes you even deeper than focusing on the eye and…
Your Wildlife Photos Need Less Wildlife: A Guide to Animal-scapes
There’s a dangerous moment in wildlife photography. You spot the animal. Adrenaline kicks in. Your hand grabs the zoom ring and your brain delivers one very clear instruction: MAKE ANIMAL…
What Are the Best “Wildlife Lenses” for a Safari in Botswana?
Given the immense array of options out there, I realize what a big question this is, with potentially varied answers. However, picking out the best wildlife lens for a Botswana…
Sharp Shots of Fuzzy Animals: A Guide to Preventing Blurry Photos
A brown bear explodes through an Alaskan river. A kangaroo bounds across a golden field. A pelican launches itself into the sea with all the aerodynamic grace of a bowling…
Essential Photo Gear for Capturing Moments with Mountain Gorillas
Chances are, you probably have a general idea of your camera kit when photographing general landscapes, wildlife, and even travel scenes. However, this article is geared toward honing in on…
Geothermal Photography: How to Photograph Yellowstone’s Hot Mess
Yellowstone is famous for wolves, bears, bison and the occasional tourist attempting something profoundly stupid near all three. But beneath the wildlife drama is another photographic subject that is every…