Wildlife Photography Primer

In his new book, wildlife photographer and Tech Tips guru George Lepp shares lessons learned in a lifetime of photography

By George D. Lepp And Kathryn Vincent Lepp, Photography By George D. Lepp

Published September 14, 2010
Updated June 30, 2016

When I’m away to teach or photograph elsewhere, I feel that I’ve somehow abandoned my responsibility to witness the progression of the extended animal families at home.

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