What’s in my Camera Bag – Monarch Butterfly Migration Adventure
It’s once again that amazing time of year, when all monarch butterflies east of the rocky mountains migrate south to their overwintering grounds in Mexico. In fact, come November 1,…
Expert Tips on Wildlife & Nature Photography
How to get this shot – Bull Elks Battling
Jackson, Wyoming is an outdoor lover’s paradise. It’s astonishingly close to both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, and a multitude of hikes, scenic drives, and prime wildlife watching areas. …
One of the Only Filters I Use
In an age where Photoshop, Lightroom, and other processing apps can do nearly everything we once relied on filters for, it’s key to know which filters are still useful in…
A Golden Photo Rule – The Golden Ratio
I’m not sure if it’s indeed an age-old adage, but it should be—Composition Is King. Next to lighting, composition is where the true artistry comes in with photography. And this…
How to get this shot – Canyon View
Travel photography and landscape photography can often be blended together to create an image that really immerses the viewer into the scene. I’ll often teach that having people or vehicles…
What’s in the Bag? Yellowstone Winter & Wolf Photography
Being one of America’s greatest National Parks and natural treasures, Yellowstone is an iconic destination for both wildlife and landscape photography. In addition, it being firmly in the temperate forests…
Photo Jargon – What is “Catch Light” in Wildlife Photography?
Understanding and harnessing catch light is one of the quickest ways to improve your wildlife photography, especially when it comes to animal portrait-style photos. And fortunately, the idea is rather…