Perhaps you have an empty wall you’ve been wanting to finish or a room that could use something meaningful. The room inspirations below make it easy to imagine how my wildlife art can transform your own home or office.
Photograph the Wild With Me
Join me in the field for small-group wildlife photography experiences designed to help you create stronger images while spending time with extraordinary animals.
Winter Wildlife in Grand Teton
Photograph moose, elk, bison, big horn sheep, trumpeter swans and more.
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Photograph a variety of animals, raptors and hummingbirds indigenous to Arizona.
Alaska Bald Eagles
Photograph bald eagles in flight and perched, surrounded by breathtaking Alaska scenery.
Out of Africa Wildlife Park & Sanctuary
Photograph lions, tigers, bears and more with exclusive staff access.
North American Black Bears
Capture incredible photographs of black bears of all sizes including cubs born over the winter.
Learn the Art of Wildlife Photography
Capturing the Moment: The Art & Science of Photographing Wild Animals, 2nd Edition
Photographing wildlife is one of the most rewarding areas of photography. It touches our emotions, moves quickly, and gives us the opportunity to enter an animal's world, even if only for a moment.
In the second edition of Capturing the Moment, I share more than 50 of my wildlife photographs from North America and Africa, along with practical guidance drawn from my years photographing wildlife and teaching photographers in the field.
From anticipating animal behavior and choosing camera settings to working with changing light, autofocus, equipment, and composition, my goal is to help you become better prepared for those fleeting moments when everything comes together.
Topics include: creating compelling photographs • anticipating wildlife behavior • camera settings & autofocus • equipment & lenses • light & motion
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