How to Photograph the “Blue Hour”
Night photography is pretty neat, but frankly speaking, the time just after sunset, and just before it gets fully dark may be one of the most dramatic time for certain…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
4 tips for making the most out of photography in the Canyons of the American Southwest
Simply put, the Canyons of the American Southwest offer some of the very best landscape photography in the world. While mountains, meadows, and ice fields in other places are great,…
What is the BEST Lens for a Gorilla Photo Safari?
Narrowing down a full camera kit to just one BEST lens is always a bit challenging, especially because different people have different styles of photography. However, for specific wildlife encounters,…
How to Get this Shot – Lemur Posing in Madagascar
For the wildlife photographer and naturalist alike, Madagascar is one of the world’s most alluring countries. The biodiversity is astounding, and 80% of everything found on the island occurs nowhere…
Photo Tips for Green Season Africa Wildlife Safaris
If you’ve been reading my articles for a while, you know that I’m a real fan of wildlife safaris during green seasons. That is, going outside of the typical “peak…
3 Ways to Make your Photos POP!
The best photos virtually POP off the page, no matter whether that’s a printed page or web page. There is something truly special about them and we, as viewers, know…
What’s in the Camera Bag? Antarctica
If you’re one of the lucky few to be headed on an Antarctica adventure in the future, be sure to read up on the best gear to bring, as this…