Guidelines, tricks from the pros, and more
Photo: Heather Ainsworth
Warblers aren't the most cooperative subjects, but they are one of the most beautiful and addictive. Follow this advice to best capture the elusive birds.
Change your viewpoint with technology that snaps the shutter for you.
Freeze water droplets in mid-air to create dramatic bird photography.
Disappear in plain sight with one of these four types of camouflaged hides.
For stunning shots of alcids and other ocean-loving species, get in their element.
Capturing in-flight images of speeding ducks is challenging and rewarding. Follow these tips to land those shots.
In low light conditions, you can get experimental with your methods to yield fascinating shots.
Go beyond taking photos of beautiful birds and their fascinating behaviors. Aim to inspire action.
Even the best blind won’t help you capture certain shots—but that doesn’t mean you have to give up, writes photographer Mac Stone.
Change your viewpoint with technology that snaps the shutter for you.
Photographer Diana Whiting has found birds are surprisingly acclimated to vehicles. Here she provides pointers on shooting from the front seat.
Freeze water droplets in mid-air to create dramatic bird photography.
These tips will get you and your subject in position for a great image.
Photographer Andrew Garn shares his tips for capturing these underrated urban stalwarts in all of their iridescent glory.
For stunning shots of alcids and other ocean-loving species, get in their element.
Late spring and summer is the best time of year to capture the so-called “penguins of the north,” even if it takes a bit of travel.
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