Why you should “choose” your background
When your photograph features some sort of subject (we are partial to wildlife, of course!) you can instantly improve the photo by making sure you are cognizant of your background…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
Gear We Love: Op-Tech Camera Strap
I spend a lot of time carrying around heavy camera gear. It’s just an unavoidable part of getting high quality shots. Sure, one way to avoid this is to switch…
What is the “Perfect” Wildlife Photography Lens
I’m the kind of person that likes to go lightweight when photographing in the field. This goes for landscape, wildlife, and general nature photography. Thus, while there of course is…
Photo Jargon – What is “a fast lens” and do I need one?
For those of us that use cameras with interchangeable lenses, it’s important to know what a photo guide or camera salesperson might be talking about as he or she recommends…
How to get this shot – Golden Arctic
There’s something immensely captivating about the arctic landscape. I’m not sure if it’s the stark barrenness, how remarkably flat the tundra is, the unique look the wind-battered spruce trees give,…
Three Steps to Improve your Night Photography
The long nights of winter provide a great testing ground to practice and up your game with night photography. While summer months often have the biggest draw for milky way…
The MOST Important tip for Wildlife Photography
A lofty statement indeed–the MOST important? Yep, if there is one thing that is so critical to your wildlife photography (particularly those that fill the frame in a “portrait” like…