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In part two of a four-part series on organizing your photo library, we talk about the importance of using keywords to find photos instantly.
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The D850 is a compelling upgrade from the D810: more resolution, better high ISO performance and many comforts that make shooting in the field much easier.
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Baxter State Park occupies about 210,000 acres of beautiful and rugged Maine wilderness.
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Polar Bear Photography Tour
This fall, renowned wildlife photographer Steve Kazlowski and I will be leading a polar bear photography tour in Arctic Alaska. Steve has been successfully photographing polar bears in this location for the past 13 years. His images have been published by Time and National Geographic and he is the author of The Last Polar Bear: Facing the Truth of a Warming World.
We will spend 3.5 days photographing polar bears during each of our tours. We will use locally-reted trucks to photograph the bears and there will be an optional boat adventure available working with local guides. We will have a maximum of 3 guests per vehicle. Our small group size will allow us to observe the bears and remain highly mobile. Plus, Steve & I will be able to provide personal photography advice that is impossible in larger tour groups. Our goal will be to photograph classic polar bear portraits and behaviors. At night, we will continue to photograph polar bears, but there is a possibility that we will also photograph the aurora borealis. This is an exciting trip that will allow the discerning photographer an incredible opportunity to photograph polar bears in Alaska.