What’s in My Camera Bag? New Zealand
Header photo courtesy of Nat Hab Guest William Mitchell New Zealand’s is a legendary destination for photographers, renowned for its dramatic and diverse landscapes. From the rugged coastal cliffs and…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
Embrace your Inner Artist: Abstract Photography
Ever want to break the rules? Like Andy Warhol circa-1960s, you can take your camera and rebel against the photography norms to create fascinating and playful art through Abstract Photography.…
The Magic of Arches National Park: Perspectives on Capturing Red Rock
Arches National Park in Utah is renowned for its breathtaking red rock formations and stunning natural arches. With over 2,000 documented arches and countless other unique geological features, the park…
Shot Settings – Humpback Bubble-net Feeding
It’s one of those iconic animal behaviors. Humpback whales cooperating to create a spiraling “net” of bubbles to corral massive schools of fish, allowing each whale to gulp tons of…
How to Get This Shot – Starry Night in Bryce Canyon
Astrophotography is so rewarding when everything goes right. The challenge, though, is that there are a number of things that need to go right simultaneously, and any error can botch…
How to Take Stunning Photographs of Orangutans in Borneo
As we seek more authentic wilderness in today’s world, Borneo stands out. It’s a spectacular combination of expansive tropical landscapes and epic wildlife—both large and small. The orangutan tends to…
Techniques for Landscape Photography While on a Churchill Polar Bear Adventure
It’s easy to think of the mighty polar bear as the be all end all of photo goals and opportunities when in the arctic. After all, they are beyond majestic…