Wildlife Photography

Deluxe African Photo Safari -- Botswana December 2012

Dates: 
Wed, 11/28/2012 - 14:00 - Sat, 12/08/2012 - 18:00

I'm pleased to announce our next trip back to the magical wildlife photography of the Okavango Delta and Linyanti/Savuti areas of Botswana. Once again we've been able to secure accommodations at several of the very best camps in the country--on private concessions in prime areas for photo safaris. We've made the trip modular so whether you only have a limited time to spend with us or the luxury of an extended safari you can participate. And we've added a special discount for non-shooting or casual shooting companions who don't need as much room and weight for camera gear. Read on to learn more...

Africa Wildlife Safari Zambia Zimbabwe 2013

Dates: 
Sun, 10/20/2013 - 12:30 - Tue, 11/05/2013 - 18:00

Zambian White RhinosI've been working on putting together a trip to return to two places I really enjoy but aren't typical destinations--Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe and the Busanga Plains in Zambia with an interlude to see Victoria Falls.

Photo Ethics In The Field: My New Posting on B&H Insights Blog

There is a lot of discussion about the ethics of altering images in Photoshop. But even more important is how we as photographers act in the field. There are many ethical issues which arise whether you're doing travel, nature or wildlife photography.

Take Your Wildlife Photography To The Next Level: Learn To Think Like A Pro -- Talk at B&H, New York

Dates: 
Wed, 09/07/2011 (All day)

Please join me at the B&H Event Space in New York on Wednesday, September 7th from 11am-1pm for my talk and slideshow on Wildlife Photography. I'm excited to finally be in New York at a good time to visit with some of my B&H friends in person and meet some of our readers and clients from the New York area. You can learn more about the event and register for it on the B&H event site.

Alaska Brown Bear Safari Trip Report & 2012 Announcement

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Each year I think our Alaska safaris can’t get any better. But this year, our twelfth of visiting with the Bears and Puffins alongside the spectacular volcanoes and the mountains lining the Cook Inlet was the best yet. We had two fun groups (kept small as always so we can move around with the bears and provide lots of personal instruction) and our daughter Annie helping with lessons on Photo Books and with the gear hauling…

July is a special time for the bears of the Cook Inlet. Just about all the moms have brought their cubs out into the open along the water to graze, to learn to clam and to start thinking about fishing. It is still early enough that the bears are fairly relaxed and haven’t starting panicking in their fall rush to put on weight for winter. We were treated to many scenes of cubs and moms playing and mothers nursing both spring cubs (born this winter in the den and first out in the world only a couple months ago) and “yearling” cubs—last years spring cubs in their final year before being kicked out by their moms.

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