Shooting in the Dark
Low light doesn’t mean it’s time to put the camera away. From adjusting your focus and embracing high ISO to experimenting with slow shutter speeds, silhouettes, and intentional camera movement, these tips will help you make the most of challenging light and create wildlife images with mood, movement, and atmosphere.
Northern Canada Owls – In Review
Relive our January 2026 Northern Owls Photography Tour in Alberta featuring Great Grey Owls, Snowy Owls, Saw-whet Owls, boreal birds, and unforgettable winter wildlife.
Why We Created a Community for Women in Nature Photography
Focused on Women in Nature Photography was created to empower, connect, and inspire women who love wildlife, conservation, and photography. Discover the vision behind our growing community and why everyone belongs behind the camera.
10 Questions to Consider Before Booking a Wildlife Photography Tour
Choosing a wildlife photography tour is about more than the itinerary. Discover 10 important questions to help you evaluate a company's ethics, conservation practices, guides, and approach to wildlife before you book.