Back-button focus is one of those small camera changes that can make a real difference in wildlife photography, especially when your subject refuses to sit still and wait for you to get organized.
Tips & Tricks
Tips & tricks for taking and processing photos.
Discover why the Great Bear Rainforest is one of British Columbia’s most unforgettable wildlife photography destinations, from Spirit Bears and coastal wolves to whales, atmosphere, and wild coastal scenery.
Planning a photo tour to the Great Bear Rainforest? Here is the best time to visit for Spirit Bears, coastal wolves, grizzly bears, whales, and orcas.
Backlighting in bird photography turns ordinary moments into visual drama—if you know how to handle it.
The Musk Ox is a wool-clad warrior of the Arctic tundra—ancient, resilient, and built for the kind of winter most animals run from.
Photographing leopards requires more than quick reflexes—it takes patience, an understanding of their elusive behavior, and a deep respect for the stillness of the wild.
If you want more than just a trunk-in-the-air snapshot, here’s how I help my guests photograph elephants with meaning and depth.
After more than ten years of guiding photographers across Africa, here’s how I recommend you approach photographing this remarkable cat.
Learn how we help photographers capture photos of Africa’s apex predator on our African safaris.
Photo workshops are not just for beginners. Experienced photographers can also benefit from one of our tours, gaining expert guidance, insider access, and portfolio-worthy images.
Wondering how to photograph warblers during spring migration? Actively tracking or patiently waiting for these birds can both yield results, but which approach is best?
In this post, I share why photographing wildlife in less-than-perfect weather often leads to the most powerful images—and how you can do it too.