Good bird photography is deliberate. With a few simple techniques, you can put yourself in a position to take more dynamic bird photographs

From the floor of Badwater Basin, I look to the east and see the colors over the mountains changing from a grey-blue to a familiar orange.

There are all kinds of photographic techniques you can use while you are in the field photographing wildlife.

Soon, we're hopping off the boat and wading through the warm ocean waters up to the shore of the Corcovado National Park in one of the many

The conservation work at Hackberry Farm is a long-term process. For the past five years, I've been working on my conservation plan.

With wildlife photography, there are a ton of technical things you need to learn about the camera.

Today’s mirrorless cameras offer many advanced features that are often overlooked by users. Join me in my latest video nature...

The burrowing owl bobbed and bobbed his head, trying to determine what we were up to. 

In another session of What Makes This Picture Memorable, I talk about a recent image that I took and I love.

If you resolve to enjoy photography more and improve your skillset in the new year, there are a few things you can work on daily.

As the sun came up, it was clear that something special was unfolding.

In this video, I discuss what led me to choose Canon cameras over Nikon, OM Systems, Sony, or another brand.

While there's a technical glitch at the first of this video, it still has a lot of good information.

We love our guests at Hackberry Farm Photography Workshop.

After being here two weeks prior, you'd think there wouldn't be anything new to see.

This month's webinar tackles a familiar subject: capturing great images of birds in flight.

Caddo Lake doesn't look all that big from the banks since there is not a huge body of water before you.

Against the craggy walls of the opening, I struggled to figure out what to call this structure. I ask the others in the group: Is it a cave?

In this webinar, we discussed the upcoming Wildlife in Focus Photography Contest (https://wildlifeinfocus.org).

In this webinar, I discuss topics you generally don't hear much about anymore in photography discussions.