Landscape, Wildlife, and Travel Photography
Upcoming Wildlife Photography Course
A fox in Hokkaido.

Upcoming Wildlife Photography Course

Few experiences in the outdoors can top encounters with wildlife. Whether sought-after or unanticipated, it is a special experience to come upon elk in Rocky Mountain National Park, a mountain goat on Mt. Evans, or even a deer at your local park. But have you ever pointed your camera at an animal only to be disappointed by the results? (more…)

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Alaska Trip Recap
Castle Mountain in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. This mountain could be seen from just about everywhere during the hiking portion of our trip.

Alaska Trip Recap

Alaska is a destination that has been on my bucket list for years, but the pieces had never come together quite right to make it a reality. That finally changed this past summer as a good friend and I planned a two-week trip to the 49th State.

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Dealing with crowds: 8 Tips
With so many people and structures around, to really focus on the Brooklyn Bridge, I chose my 70-200mm lens, stood back further, and shot through a tree to frame the bridge, provide some depth, and exclude everything else in the foreground.

Dealing with crowds: 8 Tips

Photographing in large cities and popular tourist areas can cause frustrations – people wandering in front of you, too many people in a scene, the “action” not occurring when/where you would like, etc. In many ways, it’s like the urban equivalent of wildlife photography!

So how do you embrace such challenges? Read on for 8 strategies to overcome crowds. (more…)

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