Wildlife and Adventure Photography

Your photos aren't sharp - 7 mistakes you're probably making

Send us Fan Mail You've taken the photograph, but when you look at it afterwards, it isn't as sharp as you expected. Before you blame your camera or lens, the

Exposure Compensation: Take Control of Your Exposure

Send us Fan Mail The + and – Button on Your Camera Explained Ever taken a photograph that looks too dark or too bright, even though your camera seemed to get the exposu

What Wildlife Taught Me About People

Send us Fan Mail What Wildlife Taught Me About People Spending time photographing wildlife has taught me a lot about photography. But it has also taught me something I

Photography Advice That Can Make You Worse

Send us Fan Mail The Photography Advice I Wish I'd Ignored There’s a lot of photography advice out there — but does following all the rules actually make you a bet

Its never too late to start photography - But avoid these 7 mistakes

Send us Fan Mail It's Never Too Late to Start Photography — 7 Traps to AvoidHave you always wanted to take photography more seriously but wondered whether you'

Why some photographers improve, and others don't

Send us Fan Mail Why Some Photographers Improve — and Others Stay Stuck Why do some photographers seem to improve rapidly while others take thousands of photographs yet

Buying Your Next Camera Part 2: Building the Complete Kit

Send us Fan Mail Buying Photography Gear Without Wasting Your Money — Part 2: Building the Complete Kit Choosing the right camera and lens is only the beginning. In Par

Buying Your Next Camera Part 1: Lenses and Bodies

Send us Fan Mail Buying Photography Gear Without Wasting Your Money — Part 1: The Lens Comes First Thinking about upgrading your camera? Before you spend your money on

5 Wildlife photography Mistakes After The Shutter

Send us Fan Mail The shoot felt great. So why does the final gallery disappoint? In the final part of our wildlife photography mistakes series, we're covering the

5 Wildlife Photography Mistakes Before You Shoot

Send us Fan Mail Some of the best shots you never got were lost before the animal even appeared. In Part 3 of our wildlife photography mistakes series, we're going

5 Wildlife Photography Mistakes That Ruin Your Composition

Send us Fan Mail Technically sharp. Perfectly exposed. And still not a good photo. In Part 2 of our wildlife photography mistakes series, we're moving past the tec

5 Wildlife Photography Mistakes That Ruin Sharp Shots

Send us Fan Mail Wildlife Photography Mistakes - Part 1 of 4. You nailed the composition. The light was perfect. The animal was close. And the shot still came back soft

The Power of Underexposing on Purpose

Send us Fan Mail You've been taught to fear the dark frame. Check the histogram, brighten it up, protect the shadows — that's the rule, right? Except some of t

Talking with Dr Cliff - The Adventures of the Worldwide Vet

Send us Fan Mail You may already know Dr Cliff Redford from his work in Canada, but his dedication to animals stretches far beyond his Wellington Veterinary Hospital in

Should you buy a DSLR or Mirrorless Camera in 2026?

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we tackle one of the biggest questions facing photographers in 2026: DSLR or mirrorless? For years, DSLRs dominated the photography wo

7 Mistakes That Are Ruining Your Photography (And How to Fix Them)

Send us Fan Mail Are your photos not turning out the way you imagined, even though you've invested in good gear and spend plenty of time behind the camera? In this

Why your camera is holding you back

Send us Fan Mail Why do your photos never look the way the moment felt in real life? In this episode, we’re talking about the real reason so many beginner photographers

Stop Taking Random Wildlife Photos Episode 4/4: From Messy Scene to Strong Photograph

Send us Fan Mail In the final episode of the series, we bring everything together in real-world wildlife situations where decisions have to be made quickly and under pre

Stop Taking Random Wildlife Photos E3/4: Why Your Photos Are Close—But Not There

Send us Fan Mail You review the photo later, and at first, it looks promising. The subject is sharp, the exposure is good, and technically everything seems fine — but so

Stop Taking Random Wildlife Photos E2/4: How to stop guessing in the field

Send us Fan Mail In the first episode, we explored why so many wildlife photos feel random and inconsistent. But once you stop reacting and start shooting intentionally,