What's in the Bag
What’s in My Camera Bag – Alaska
Alaska is one of the most dynamic and photo-rich locations in the world. You’ve got rugged peaks, sprawling glacial valleys, dense temperate rainforests, and, of course, most of North America’s…
Natural Photographer Blog
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Pro Tips
Shot Settings (and Gear) for Photographing Glaciers
Glaciers are no doubt some of the most alluring, stunning, and sought-after landscape features when on Photo Expeditions in northern (and southern) areas like Alaska, Iceland, Greenland and, yes, Patagonia in…
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Learn by Example
How to Get this Shot – Glaciers in Summer
Photographing frozen water in the summertime just feels odd…but the photos can be oh-so-right. Believe it or not, there are several places that exhibit spectacular glacier photography each summer, like Greenland,…
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Learn by Example
How to get this shot – Towering Glacier in Alaska
Glaciers can be all sizes, but some of the most impressive can be found in the Kenai Fjords of Alaska. However, glaciers can be challenging for photography because of the…
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Pro Tips
Tips on Glacier Landscape Photography
There is perhaps no more brilliantly enigmatic landscapes to photograph than some of the great glaciated areas of our world. Whether you’re in the wilds of Patagonia or at the extreme…
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Pro Tips
Do you Need a Polarizing Filter for Nature and Wildlife Photography Expeditions?
Filter manufacturers may not really enjoy this post, but the truth is that filters are very antiquated in the world of digital photography. With the incredible abilities of programs like…
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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…