What’s in My Camera Bag? Namibia
Well I’m going to make it difficult for you on this one. Namibia is one of the most photographically-diverse destinations on our planet. This is great for the photographer, but…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
Stories from the Field – Tiger Photo Safari
The excitement was mounting greater with each minute that passed as we bumped along in our safari jeep into the interior of Ranthambore National Park. The scenery – stunning, the…
Viewer Mail Question: Full Frame vs. Crop Frame?
We’re rolling out a new type of article here, where our faithful followers can ask those burning questions about photography they’ve always wanted to have an expert opinion on. We…
Tips for Smartphone / iPhone Photography
The cameras found in modern-day smartphones are getting to be very high quality and many travelers are using these exclusively for their travel photography. While the default cameras are great,…
Tips and Photo Examples for Photographing Antarctica’s Landscapes
The last frontier, the white continent, the ends of the earth…Antarctica is legendary for so many reasons. The wildlife sensational, the scenery stunning, and the sense of adventure palpable. While…
Winner of our March Photo Challenge – “Together Possible”
This was an interesting challenge, and certainly not an easy one due to the abstract theme. But I think this really tapped into the story-telling aspect of photography, and you…
4 Tips on Photographing Marine Iguanas in the Galapagos Islands
Although the Giant Tortoise often steals the title of most symbolic reptile of the Galapagos Islands, Marine Iguanas are certainly the most photographed, as they are absolutely everywhere! If you…