How I Got this Shot- Platypus Close-Up in Tasmania
Let’s start with the obvious: photographing a platypus is a ridiculous pursuit. You’re chasing a creature that looks like it was designed by a committee of drunk zoologists; duck bill,…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
How to Get This Shot – Layers of Monarchs on Tree Trunk
If you know me, you know that photographing the monarch butterfly migration has been a cornerstone to my photographic (and guiding) career for over 20 years. Thus, I’ve seen lots…
Solve the Mystery of What to Bring
A Field Guide to Creating your Photography Packing List Packing camera gear for a photography travel trip is like shopping when you’re hungry. Everything looks essential, you pile your bag…
Wildlife Photography Tips for Borneo
A wildlife photography adventure in Borneo is a safari unlike any other in the world. Borneo is teeming with the delightfully weird and whacky animals, and is also home to…
Proof You Were There: The Human Element
When someone looks at your nature photographs, their attention almost always goes straight to the obvious: the mountains glowing at sunrise, the fishing bear, the iceberg catching the light just…
What’s in the Camera Bag – Greenland Adventure
Greenland is a real deal wilderness in every sense of the word. And you know what usually comes with the grand wildernesses of planet earth? Extraordinary photo opportunities! Greenland is…
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,…