What’s in the Camera Bag? Canyons of the American Southwest
The canyons and landscapes of Bryce, Zion, and Grand Canyon National Park are some of the most photogenic areas in North America, and perhaps the world. When gearing up for…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
2016 Wildlife Photo Contest
You may have heard, but we’re hosting a photography contest right here at the Daily Wildlife Photo of the Day / Natural Photographer! We’re excited to see your stuff, and…
What is Zoom Compression in Photography?
One of the most powerful tools in landscape photography is being able to “compress” your field of view. With it, you can create stunning images that will truly make you…
How to Photograph Hummingbirds
This could be a subject to take up an entire book, as there are many different techniques, along with opinions, as to what the best way to photograph hummingbirds may…
Tips for Capturing Alluring Travel Photos
Expeditions on the other side of the world tend to be…well…otherworldly. When immersed in these landscapes full of cultural splendor, you’ll want to have the technique down for capturing them…
Great Gear: the Pistol Grip Tripod Head
They’re not exactly the “standard” looking tripod head, but they have some major merits that anyone shopping for a new tripod should consider. To start with, they are basically an…
Shot Setting Tips for Close-up Wildlife Photography
Adventures to the tropical regions of our planet offer an amazing opportunity to “get small” and find some amazingly ornate but small-scale animals. Although this moth is one of the…