21 - 12 of 21 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results Practical Techniques to Improve Your Wildlife Action Photography Article To improve your wildlife action photography, you don’t need to photograph only wildlife. Photographer Dave Welling suggests practicing on whatever subjects you have access to. For example, local sports teams… Read Article Using Different Lenses to Capture Different Perspectives of Natural Landscapes Article You've discovered a great landscape, the light is perfect and you know which elements to include in your composition. To select the right lens to create the perfect image you… Read Article Blur-Panning for Action Photos Article Wild animal subjects often offer the best opportunities for dynamic, interesting images around sunrise or sunset when the light level is low. This low-angled light can be stunning but it… Read Article Fill-Flash for Wildlife Photography Article You may see articles on wildlife photography (including mine) mention "fill-flash" when discussing technique and how to improve your wildlife images. If it sounds a little mystifying to you, don't… Read Article Creating Great Wildlife Portrait Images Article Portrait photography is not just about people, it can apply to wildlife subjects as well. Proper technique and subject knowledge is equally important in capturing great images of wild animals.… Read Article How to Capture “Striking” Lightning Photography Article Capturing lightning strikes sounds intimidating, but is actually relatively easy. With some camera adjustments and equipment additions, you can take stunning lightning photographs. Read Article Intimate Scenes in Travel and Landscape Photos Article Looking to change up your approach to landscape photography? Wildlife & Nature photographer Dave Welling walks you through his approach to detail oriented landscape photography. Read Article Look for Landscape Details When You Have Bad Light Article Weather conditions often prevent us from getting the photos we want. However, you can utilize unexpected changes and take advantage of new photo opportunities with different lighting. Read Article Photographing Wild Mammals from a Blind Article Photographing animals in the wild can be difficult and stressful for both the animal and the photographer. Try taking pictures from specially set up photo blinds to get up close… Read Article Using Natural Light in Macro Photography Article Lighting conditions can be difficult in macro photography. Use these techniques to get the most out of your natural light to create stunning images. Read Article Leading Lines and Your Angle of Light for Landscapes Article Photo composition is a subjective decision, but there are some general guidelines that can help you. Wildlife photographer, Dave Welling, gives some tips on how to best align your photos… Read Article Medium and Long Telephoto Lenses for Element Extraction Article Looking for a way to change up your Landscape photography composition? Consider changing lenses (under certain conditions) for more interesting and detail-oriented photos. Read Article Show More
Practical Techniques to Improve Your Wildlife Action Photography Article To improve your wildlife action photography, you don’t need to photograph only wildlife. Photographer Dave Welling suggests practicing on whatever subjects you have access to. For example, local sports teams… Read Article
Using Different Lenses to Capture Different Perspectives of Natural Landscapes Article You've discovered a great landscape, the light is perfect and you know which elements to include in your composition. To select the right lens to create the perfect image you… Read Article
Blur-Panning for Action Photos Article Wild animal subjects often offer the best opportunities for dynamic, interesting images around sunrise or sunset when the light level is low. This low-angled light can be stunning but it… Read Article
Fill-Flash for Wildlife Photography Article You may see articles on wildlife photography (including mine) mention "fill-flash" when discussing technique and how to improve your wildlife images. If it sounds a little mystifying to you, don't… Read Article
Creating Great Wildlife Portrait Images Article Portrait photography is not just about people, it can apply to wildlife subjects as well. Proper technique and subject knowledge is equally important in capturing great images of wild animals.… Read Article
How to Capture “Striking” Lightning Photography Article Capturing lightning strikes sounds intimidating, but is actually relatively easy. With some camera adjustments and equipment additions, you can take stunning lightning photographs. Read Article
Intimate Scenes in Travel and Landscape Photos Article Looking to change up your approach to landscape photography? Wildlife & Nature photographer Dave Welling walks you through his approach to detail oriented landscape photography. Read Article
Look for Landscape Details When You Have Bad Light Article Weather conditions often prevent us from getting the photos we want. However, you can utilize unexpected changes and take advantage of new photo opportunities with different lighting. Read Article
Photographing Wild Mammals from a Blind Article Photographing animals in the wild can be difficult and stressful for both the animal and the photographer. Try taking pictures from specially set up photo blinds to get up close… Read Article
Using Natural Light in Macro Photography Article Lighting conditions can be difficult in macro photography. Use these techniques to get the most out of your natural light to create stunning images. Read Article
Leading Lines and Your Angle of Light for Landscapes Article Photo composition is a subjective decision, but there are some general guidelines that can help you. Wildlife photographer, Dave Welling, gives some tips on how to best align your photos… Read Article
Medium and Long Telephoto Lenses for Element Extraction Article Looking for a way to change up your Landscape photography composition? Consider changing lenses (under certain conditions) for more interesting and detail-oriented photos. Read Article
