I’m deeply fascinated by the technique of combining intentional blurring with on-site, high-key photography. I believe it creates a uniquely delicate impression for the viewer. It’s this delicacy, or perhaps gentleness, that I personally feel this particular feline possesses compared to other big cats I’m familiar with, and it extends even to the possibility of walking alongside them.
Walking with Pumas Read More »
The seamless merger of aesthetics and conservation in underwater photography is not coincidental; it’s a purposeful alliance. The allure of captivating visuals entices viewers, encouraging them to linger and contemplate the mysteries that lie beneath the waves.
Lori Cash walks through the life cycle of butterflies while explaining how best to photograph these beautiful creatures.
Photographing Butterflies Through Their Life Cycle Read More »
Simon Baxter discusses the lessons he learned from his latest exhibition with Joe Cornish, “Woodland Sanctuary”.
Lessons from a Woodland Photography Exhibition Read More »
Talor speaks on the importance of researching not just the logistical tasks but the arguably more important environmental aspects of a location.
Research is Knowledge; Knowledge is Power Read More »
Anna and Jessie discuss being a photographer while having children, Anna’s connection to the environment, her creative process, and conservation photography.
In Conversation with Anna Morgan Read More »
“To chart a course, one must have a direction. In reality, the eye is no better than the philosophy behind it.” ~Berenice Abbott As a child, I loved everything wild and natural. Animals, landscapes, trees, flowers, seashores, deserts, mountains—the more removed from the artificial world of humanity, the better. I spent much of my time
Take Your Bearings Read More »
Nature First is an alliance of nature photographers committed to protecting our lands by promoting a guiding set of principles
Introducing ‘Nature First’ The Alliance for Responsible Nature Photography Read More »
Phill discusses the growing problems our public lands face and how we can do our part by leaving it better than we found it.
Leave it Better than You Found it Read More »