Being a good wildlife photographer is a lot about patience. Patience is a virtuous habit that y ou should adhere to and will make you a better wildlife photographer. In this Hackberry Farm nature photography video workshop, I talk about the value of patience and why taking your time is a good thing.

To get good images of birds in flight isn't at all difficult. It just takes getting your settings right, a little biological knowledge, and PRACTICE.

While there's a technical glitch at the first of this video, it still has a lot of good information. This video goes into detail about my three favorite lenses and why I choose to use them. What's your favorite lens?

In this Hackberry Farm Nature Photography Workshops video, I discuss what led me to choose Canon cameras over Nikon, OM Systems, Sony, or another brand. As photographers, we often have a lot of decisions to make when it comes to choosing the right gear for us. The answer I give as to why I chose Canon may surprise you. What compelled you to choose the kind of camera you chose?

For most of us, the ultimate photographic log jam happens when we get home from a shoot. It's easy and fun to go out and take a bunch of pictures, but it all comes crashing down when we get the images back home and it's time to process them. That's the log jam.

With wildlife photography, there are a ton of technical things you need to learn about the camera. Perhaps, however, the most important ski

In this Hackberry Farm Nature Photography Workshops webinar, I'll take you step by step on what I do to get my images published.

Fireflies are among the hardest critters in which to take good photos. With a little planning and some post-production magic, it's not as hard as you think it is. Take a look at this video nature photography workshop and learn more.

Dragonflies are all around us and are fascinating insects in which to study. In reality, though, they can be a challenge to photograph. Check out this video to see the unconventional way that I used to photograph these incredible hunters.

California Dreamin' on an awesome spring day. Check out this video to learn about some cool wildlife research going down in Texas.

Just getting in your vehicle and cruising around is often an excellent way to photograph wildlife. Animals get used to seeing vehicles, so you can often get close to them. In this nature photography video workshop, we're way out in far West Texas in search of what we can find along the roadside.

Panoramas are a fun and thoughtful way of shooting landscape images.

In this webinar, we'll do a show and tell of sorts. We'll look at some images and break down the compositional elements of the...

When shooting pictures of wildlife, one important consideration is how the background looks. To get creamy and beautiful backgrounds only requires a couple of considerations. In this Hackberry Farm Nature Photography workshop video, I discuss some practical things to think about when you are shooting images and trying to improve your backgrounds.

If you have hummingbirds, you know exactly how cool they are. While I am a latecomer to the game, I absolutely love my hummingbirds and...

Putting yourself in the right place at the right time is one of the crucial pieces of the wildlife photography puzzle. In this Hackberry Farm Nature Photography webinar, we'll discuss how understanding some basic biological facts about mammals can help you become a better photographer.

Panoramas are a fun and thoughtful way of shooting landscape images. In this Hackberry Farm Nature Photography Workshop video I'll show you an easy method for capturing landscapes that may not fit the classical model.

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

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

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