Pro Tips
One Key Trick for Photographing from a Moving Vehicle or Boat
When it comes to travel, adventure, and nature photography, it’s just a matter of time before you’re going to have to get that shot you want out of a moving…
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Photo Challenge
Winner of our November Photo Challenge – “Freeze Frame Wildlife”
With just the second month of these challenges, I am still floored by the quality and artistry of the submissions! Keep them coming, as it’s an absolute pleasure to see…
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Pro Tips
One Key Trick for Photographing Sunsets
We’ve all been there, an amazing sunset in front of us, with light changing by the second…morphing and getting better and better. We’re trying to capture the stunning radiance in…
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Pro Tips
3 Tips on Photographing Glaciers
Photographing glaciers, despite their grandeur, can be somewhat challenging. While it may be challenging to physically get to an area where you can photograph glaciers in good conditions, destinations such as…
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Photo Challenge
Winner of our First Monthly Challenge – “Capturing the Fall Season”
Wow! I am so excited by the outpouring of entries, and very high quality photos that you all have submitted. You must be reading each and every one of our…
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Stories from the Field
Stories from the Field – Bryce Canyon Overhang
If you’ve ever been on one of my photo trips that I guide, you’ll know that I am constantly talking about light, and how it is the most critical of…
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Pro Tips
How to Get the “Sunburst” in Landscape Photography
Whether it’s a stunning sunrise, sunset, or even just mid day, getting the sun’s rays to show up in your photo is a nice addition to any photograph. And the…
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Learn by Example
Getting this Shot – Desert Golden Hour
Although this is a seemingly simple photo, it’s the subtle nuances of layers and gradients of colors that make it evocative. Finding scenes that allow for “layering” shots like this…
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Learn by Example
Shot Setting Tips for River Hiking Photography
When in the Canyons of the Southwest, one of the highlights is surely getting into the canyons themselves and photographing the mysterious corridors that appear all around you. Some are…
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What's in the Bag
What’s in the Camera Bag? Alaska
There are a number of ways to see and photograph Alaska, ranging from cruises, to overland trips, to specialized wildlife viewing expeditions in far flung corners of the state. However,…
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What's in the Bag
What’s in the Camera Bag? Canyons of the American Southwest
The canyons and landscapes of Bryce, Zion, and Grand Canyon National Park are some of the most photogenic areas in North America, and perhaps the world. When gearing up for…
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Stories from the Field
2016 Wildlife Photo Contest
You may have heard, but we’re hosting a photography contest right here at the Daily Wildlife Photo of the Day / Natural Photographer! We’re excited to see your stuff, and…