Learn why I love visiting Namibia, and see why you should join me.
Tips & Tricks
Tips & tricks for taking and processing photos.
Discover why the coastal wolves of the Great Bear Rainforest are one of British Columbia’s most unforgettable wildlife experiences, and learn the best time to photograph them.
Comparing the Maasai Mara and Serengeti for photographers: best seasons, safari vehicles, predator density, camps, and the Great Migration for an African photo safari.
Every wildlife photographer starts with a single moment of curiosity—this guide is here to help you turn that spark into real, rewarding photographs.
Learn more about our exciting Bald Eagle Photo Workshop in British Columbia.
For a few short weeks each year, Tombstone Territorial Park ignites into a wild tapestry of red, gold, and stone—and standing inside that fleeting explosion of color is exactly why we return every fall.
Take your drone into Iceland’s wild highlands and capture landscapes so remote and dramatic they feel almost unreal.
Join us in Western Newfoundland and experience the landscapes, history, and quiet magic.
A great wildlife image doesn’t start with the animal—it starts with the background, and mastering that simple truth is one of the fastest ways to elevate your photography from snapshots to truly compelling work.
Wildlife photography rewards the prepared, and the difference between frustration and a frame you’ll treasure often comes down to the quiet habits you build long before the animal appears.
Paris has a way of getting under your skin, and after decades of walking its streets—first as a wide-eyed traveler and later as a workshop leader—I’ve learned that the best photographs come from the corners most people never even notice.
Wildlife photography isn’t about luck—it’s about technique, awareness, and the kind of hands-on teaching that helps you make the images you’ve always wanted to create.