Nature And Wildlife

© 2013 Mario Fazekas. All rights reserved. Lion Yawn – Kruger National Park Nikon D3S with Nikon 600mm f4 lens on Apex beanbag. ISO 12800, f/4 @ 1/1000 sec. An [read more]

© 2012 Michael Leggero. All rights reserved. Beach at Salt Creek Recreation Area, Olympic Peninsula, Washington O.K., I’ll admit it. I set up a photography expedition in the Pacific Northwest [read more]

© Noella Ballenger. All Rights Reserved. Glenorchy, New Zealand is a tiny town with spectacular scenery. The morning I visited, the air was calm and the sky was brilliant. These [read more]

Copyright © Osvanna Hovsepyan Wild horses – living far from people. Spring – May, 2007. They live in a completely different world. They’re perfect and have no need to be [read more]

Learn tips and techniques for photographing Mother Nature at her finest, from art and design to lighting and camera settings. Subjects include all of nature.  Choose your area of interest:Animals [read more]

Learn tips and techniques for making great images by land or by sea. Choose your area of interest: Animals & Reptiles Birds Flowers Insects and Spiders Nature – General Topics [read more]

  The world of insect and spider photography. You should find our articles below helpful in exploring this unusual, but nevertheless exciting, subject © Edwin Brosens. All rights reserved.  Nature [read more]

Learn where to find them, their habits, what camera equipment is needed, and get tips and techniques for making great images. Choose your area of interest:Animals & Reptiles Flowers Insects [read more]

Nature and Wildlife Photography: Animals & Reptiles Learn some great tips and techniques for photographing animals and reptiles. Learn about animals, their habitats, behaviors and actions. Choose your area of [read more]

Articles to help develop your photo skills Learn tips and techniques for photographing Mother Nature at her finest. Nature and wildlife covers a broad range of subjects, so we have [read more]

The more practice time put in the higher the chances are of getting that desired photo. If you’re working on landings, pick a subject and stay with it. In Part [read more]

Putting everything together: A fast shutter speed (1/5000), a little more depth of field (F/5.6), Continuous Motor Drive, panning as the bird moved across the water, Center Focus Square, Servo [read more]

Cheetahs form part of the ‘super-seven’ (the big-five animals plus wild dogs and cheetahs). These are the animals most people would like to see on safari as they are dangerous [read more]