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Here’s how I set up my kayak for safe and stable wildlife photography from the water.
Sometimes it’s not necessary to get too far off the beaten track to see wildlife up close. Here’s a few easy tips to help you maximize those roadside wildlife sightings.
If you are planning to shoot more wildlife photography, or take that once in a lifetime wildlife safari trip, don’t forget these 9 essential pieces of wildlife photography gear.
Remotely triggering your camera from a distance can allow you to capture a completely different perspective with your wildlife photography. In this tutorial I’ll talk about using a simple Bluetooth remote to get these shots.
Next up in our ongoing series of interviews with leading photographers, Matt Jacques sat down to chat with Canadian wildlife photographer Michelle Valberg. Michelle is a Nikon Canada ambassador, a fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society and the Explorer’s Club, and was the first Canadian Geographic Explorer-In-Residence.
Monopods are an important, but often overlooked piece of equipment in a wildlife photographer’s arsenal. Here’s 4 times when they are the perfect camera support.
Stuck in Namibia during the COVID-19 crisis, these three photographers decided to make the most of it and photograph incredible African wildlife every day.
Tragopan are a company that makes a range of camouflage blinds, or photography hides to assist with wildlife photography. After deciding to buy one myself, I created this guide to explain their range and make some recommendations.
Matt reviews the Nikon’s compact super telephoto lens, the 500mm f/5.6 PF. A year after its launch it’s almost impossible to get hold of one in the stores, so does it live up to the hype?
Matt’s next interview guest is Toronto-based conservation photographer Neil Ever Osborne. The two on an expedition into the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in 2018, and after all the blisters and discussions they had over 13 days on the tundra, he knew that he’d make a fascinating guest for his interview series.
Wildlife photography is tough, but these two simple items can help improve your wildlife images and help to get you shots like this!
It's often beneficial to use a little fill flash in wildlife photography to brighten up the...
Matt Jacques sits down for a chat with renowned wildlife photographer and Nikon USA ambassador, Moose Peterson.
Conservation photographer, Noel Guevara, shares the story of his recent journey to the Canadian Subacrtic to photograph Polar bears.
If I’m headed out on a wildlife photography mission, I never leave without packing at least a couple of extenders, or teleconverters as they are sometimes known. Here’s why they are vital to me…
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