Long-haul flights are rarely the highlight of a trip, but a little planning can make them far more manageable. These 20 practical tips will help you travel more comfortably and arrive ready for the adventure ahead.
Tips & Tricks
Tips & tricks for taking and processing photos.
This story is about more than photographing Mongolia’s eagle hunters—it is about the friendships, trust and shared history that have kept calling me back for more than a decade.
Before your doors-off helicopter flight over Sossusvlei, here’s how to prepare your gear, dress properly, stay safe, and start seeing Namibia’s dunes the way they reveal themselves best — from above.
Learn Akari Photo Tours’ philosophy for photographing cultures around the world, with teaching tips for respectful portraits and details on our Kenya, Mongolia, and Namibia photography workshops.
Artificial intelligence is shaping how cameras focus, how software edits, and how search engines answer questions.
The best cultural photographs are not built on expensive gear alone. They are built on trust, patience, respect, and human connection — the very things that help photographers create portraits with more honesty, depth, and meaning.
What makes a great photography workshop leader? Discover the qualities that matter most, from teaching ability and preparation to ethics, client care, and real-world experience.
Learning how to photograph wildlife through clutter can help you create more atmospheric images without losing focus on the subject.
Are you are ready to become more thoughtful and confident with your wildlife photography? Read this article.
Choosing between a crop sensor and a full-frame camera can feel like a big decision, but the best choice usually comes down to how you like to photograph, where you shoot, and what kind of images you want to create.
Learn how to wildlife photography in harsh light with practical tips on shadows, black and white conversion, subject isolation, exposure, and adapting your style.
Learn when to shoot wide in wildlife photography and how to use habitat, subject placement, and environmental portraits to create stronger and more memorable wildlife images.