Nature Photography Articles
Making the Impossible, Possible
Hans Strand speaks on his experience making the impossible, possible, through the combination of flying and photography.
Photographing Hummingbirds
Keith Bauer provides tips and techniques for photographing the “little marvels” known as hummingbirds.
What Are Hue On About
Understanding color is a life-long journey. In this article, Tim Parkin discusses hue and how it may be used to better color photographs.
From Digital to Film Photography
Thomas Heaton discusses why he enjoys photographing with film despite living in a digital age.
Great Photographs – They Happen When You Happen
A homage by Bruce Hucko to those moments when a thought, a person, or some other bolt of outside inspiration gets us out of our funk, off our butts, and moving to make something marvelous happen.
The Perils of Pressure
Eric speaks on the negative aspects of pressure and how they affect our creativity and practices as nature photographers.
Research is Knowledge; Knowledge is Power
Talor speaks on the importance of researching not just the logistical tasks but the arguably more important environmental aspects of a location.
An Artist’s Role in Times of War
Cody discusses the role of the artist during times of war, as evidenced by history.
Is Nature Photography Considered Art?
Matt brings to light his personal feelings regarding whether nature photography is considered art, an age-old debate which, ultimately, has no one answer.