How to Photograph Hippos at Waterline
Photographs of hippos are deceptively challenging. Not because it’s hard to find them, necessarily. Nor is it because they aren’t photogenic or found in beautiful, wild habitat. Mainly, it’s because…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
Conquering Canyons Photography: HDR & Bracketing
The Desert Southwest of the United States is full of geologic wonders and can be a veritable playground for landscape photographers. However, in places like Bryce Canyon National Park, with…
Announcing Nat Hab’s 2024 Guest Photo Contest!
Are you ready to showcase your best travel photos and celebrate the beauty of the natural world? We’re thrilled to announce Natural Habitat Adventures’ 2024 Photo Contest, exclusively for our…
My Most Valuable Tip for Point-and-Shoot Photographers and Polar Bear Photography
Creativity knows no limits, and it’s absolutely remarkable how much you can do with point-and-shoot cameras these days—smartphones included! However, to inject creativity into your photography, you’ll have to think,…
What’s in the Camera Bag: Brazil’s Pantanal
When it comes to show-stopping wildlife photography, Brazil’s Pantanal is quickly becoming one of the world’s most enthralling destinations. Between a litany of tropical wildlife and the allure of photographing…
How to Get this Shot – Sunset Sunburst with Iceberg
Photographing icebergs in front of sunsets is just a winning combination. But then you get some moody clouds and nail the iconic “sunburst” with it? Well, that’s what great landscape…
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…