Wildlife Photography Techniques
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On A Photo Hunt
Italian wildlife photographer Stefano Ronchi creates high-impact wildlife photographs through careful study of behavior and a mastery of technique
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Wildlife Panoramas
Try composite panoramas to get a wider view of wildlife while keeping the animals prominent in the frame
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Shooting Blind
How to shoot from a floating blind
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Long Lens Tips And Techniques
Big-glass guru Arthur Morris shows you how to use long telephotos to get your best up-close wildlife shots ever!
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Lighting For Wildlife
Think about the way you illuminate your subjects to tell their story
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Action-Sequence Panoramas
How to capture time and space in a single frame
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The Whale Guy
Flip Nicklin has spent 30 years looking whales in the eye. His acclaimed photographs have practically defined these massive and graceful creatures to the general public and helped break new ground in marine mammalogy.
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Long Lens Techniques For Wildlife Photos
How to use a big telephoto lens for wildlife and more!
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Boost Your AF Performance
How to set up your camera and lens to get quick response when you’re shooting fast-moving subjects like wildlife
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Get Low For Big Impact
Change your camera angle to free your wildlife shots from cluttered, distracting backgrounds
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On The Wing
A look at the many facets of avian photography and techniques for getting colorful, inspiring images
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Wildlife Photography Primer
In his new book, wildlife photographer and Tech Tips guru George Lepp shares lessons learned in a lifetime of photography
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The Wildlife Photojournalist
With a doctorate in biology and an eye for rich biodiversity, Tim Laman’s extraordinary wildlife photography is captivating and raises awareness about the complex ecosystems he shoots
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The Decisive Wildlife Moment
How to catch that instant when the whole photograph comes together with universal impact
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New Percentages
Today, “high ISO” means values like 25,600 instead of 800. These dramatic advancements are giving nature photographers a whole new way to think about making images.
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Avian Abstracts
A different interpretation of bird photography that departs from the usual sharp, literal imagery to which we’re accustomed
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Extreme Wildlife
Jim Oltersdorf works on the edge to get wild and unique photographs of wildlife and nature as a whole
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Taking Flight
Miguel Lasa may be a physician by training, but he’s a top wildlife photographer by avocation
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Be The King In The Rookery
Photographing one of nature’s greatest spectacles
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Dust & Snow: Shooting In Extreme Conditions
From the Arctic to the Serengeti, global nature photographer Daniel J. Cox shares his tips for taking images in extreme weather conditions
