Monochromatic Magic: When to Choose Black & White
There’s a moment we’ve all had: staring at a photo in Lightroom, finger hovering over the “black & white” button like it’s a detonator. Should I leave it in color,…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
Three Tips for Capturing Iceland’s Landscapes
When thinking about spectacular landscape photography, Iceland is unsurprisingly at the top of my list. It’s dramatic, the lighting can be beyond majestic, and the tiny island is teeming with landscapes…
Origins: Petroglyphs, the Milky Way, and a Conversation Across Time
Under the vast night sky of the Utah desert, Nat Hab staff member and guide Charlie Sandbo found himself standing before an ancient sandstone canvas. Petroglyphs etched by early peoples…
How I Got This Shot: Lilac-breasted Roller in Africa
One may not think of birds at first as the ‘dream photo’ while on an African safari. However, the extraordinary diversity and sheer numbers of mammals, like lions, hippos, elephants,…
Chasing Feathers: Tips & Techniques for Better Bird Photography
Whether you’re trekking through a Brazilian wetland or perched quietly in your own backyard, photographing birds is a rewarding challenge. These feathered subjects are fast, flighty, and rarely follow direction,…
Tips for Captivating Landscape Photography in Africa
The big open spaces of Africa aren’t prime for only wildlife photography. Landscape photography in Africa is just as big, bodacious, and spectacular. If you’re headed on a safari in Africa, pack…
What’s in My Camera Bag – Alaska
Alaska is one of the most dynamic and photo-rich locations in the world. You’ve got rugged peaks, sprawling glacial valleys, dense temperate rainforests, and, of course, most of North America’s…