How to get this shot – Arctic Fox Trot
The arctic is a truly magical part of our planet. It’s home to sensational wildlife and has been the focus of centuries of ardent exploration, yielding grand stories, and even…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
What’s in My Camera Bag? Costa Rica
Costa Rica is one of the world’s real biological treasure chests. Not only is it home to multiple species of “big cat” like jaguars, ocelots, margays and others, but it…
How to Prevent your Camera from Fogging in Tropical Environments
So you’re headed on a photography adventure to the tropics. You’ve read my articles on the right gear, and the right techniques for photographing tropical wildlife. But you walk out…
New Year, New Travel Photo Tips for 2020
If you’re like many, 2020 will bring you some exciting nature travel plans, whether it’s getting out to your local city or state park more often, or perhaps you have…
How to get this shot – Motmot in Costa Rica
Within the greater realm of wildlife photography, bird photography tends to set itself apart. First of all, it requires specialty gear, which usually boils down to a considerably bigger lens. …
How to Photograph the “Blue Hour”
Night photography is pretty neat, but frankly speaking, the time just after sunset, and just before it gets fully dark may be one of the most dramatic time for certain…
4 tips for making the most out of photography in the Canyons of the American Southwest
Simply put, the Canyons of the American Southwest offer some of the very best landscape photography in the world. While mountains, meadows, and ice fields in other places are great,…