Practice at Home – 5 Key Things to Learn from your Camera’s Manual
There’s no better time than now to finally sit down with you camera, and its manual, and start to learn the nitty gritty of what your camera is really capable…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
NEW Shot Settings – Wild Dog in Africa
Here at The Natural Photographer, due to popular demand, we’re starting a new category of article. Shot Settings will be a new way for you to browse through photos quickly…
How to Get this Shot – Bornean Sun Bear
They’re the world’s smallest bear species, but what they lack in size, they more than make up for in beauty and charisma. They also have a very limited geographic range,…
3 Tips to Instantly Elevate your Wildlife Photography
Wildlife photography is quickly becoming one of the most sought after forms of photography. This is in part because of new camera technology allowing for better, bigger, more extraordinary photos…
How to get this shot – Clearly Mount Denali
Alaska is one of those places that just “has it all.” It’s got extraordinary wildlife like bears, moose, orcas, and whales, but also has some of the most spectacular landscapes…
Why you should ALWAYS bring a Telephoto Lens on Landscape-focused Photo Trips
When we think of iconic landscapes like those in the Canyons of the American Southwest, Antarctica, and the Swiss Alps (just to name a few!), you may not think about…
How to Keep your Camera from Fogging up in Cold Environments
When photographing in extreme cold, one of the key considerations is how you will prevent your camera from fogging up. This happens when you’re photographing outside in VERY cold conditions…