What’s in my camera bag? Monarch Butterfly Migration Photo Adventure
As I write this, millions upon millions of monarch butterflies are migrating down to their winter home, high in the Mexican Sierra Madres. In a couple months, they’ll cover the…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
Perfecting your Wildlife Photography in Africa
Africa is the big show…the ultimate nature and wildlife photo expedition. Thus, you’ll want to hone your skills before your adventure to ensure you get the best photos possible. Let’s talk…
How to Get This Shot – Poison Arrow Frog in Bromeliad
Small things can make big impacts in the world of photography. These little jewels of the rain forest are some of my personal favorite subjects. But to capture them in…
How to Incorporate Slow Shutter Speeds in your Wildlife Photography
In this world of constantly seeing and comparing your photography with others, it’s important to try new techniques that can help differentiate your photos in a relatively significant way. This…
5 Ways to Photograph the Monarch Butterfly Migration
Photographing the magnificent migration of the monarch butterfly probably isn’t at the top of most nature and wildlife photographers’ top goals—but it ABSOLUTELY should be. Not only is it one…
Photographing the Patterns of Nature
When you’re out in the wild world photographing nature, you’re going to see some rather extraordinary things. Whether it’s witnessing polar bears sparring on the tundra or a tiger slowly slinking…
How to get this shot: Blue-Footed Booby in Galapagos
The wildlife of Galapagos is extraordinary for so many reasons. Not only are most inhabitants found nowhere else on earth, the vast majority of animals have no natural fear of…