My wildlife photography is a journey of persistence and perfection that continues in my life to this day. Maybe I should better phrase the “perfection” part of that statement – wildlife photography is a never-ending journey to get more perfect photos that you are proud of. So the title of the article is rather dramatic, or is it not? Actually, depending on what wildlife you are trying to photograph, many subjects can be dangerous and can definitely hurt or cause serious bodil

In this guide, I will provide detailed information on what settings I use on my Nikon Z6 and shortly explain what some of the camera buttons and controls do. Although the Nikon Z6 is practically identical in its build, button layout / design and ergonomics to the Z7, there are some important differences between the two cameras worth going over. In addition, since we are providing our readers a downloadable settings file that can be loaded directly into the Z6, the file from t

Nikon’s entry into the full-frame mirrorless market came in the shapes of Nikon Z6 and Z7 cameras. The Nikon Z7 is the high megapixel version of the two, sporting a 45.7 MP BSI CMOS sensor and a more sophisticated autofocus system with 493 phase-detection autofocus points. Since much of the camera capabilities of the Nikon Z7 comes from high-end cameras like the Nikon D850, and due to the fact that mirrorless cameras introduce new features previously not found on DSLRs, the n

Fuji X100S @ 23mm, ISO 640, 1/320, f/13.0 The point of this article isn’t to tell you what makes for interesting street photography. That would be impossible. Street photography is such a broad genre with so many great photographers who shoot wildly different subjects in completely different manners. This can feel both inspiring and overwhelming. The goal instead is to give you some tips to help you find your own voice and to figure out and develop what is interesting to you.

Picture postcard perfect Lake Bled with its iconic island and church is probably the most photographed spot in Slovenia. Whilst it appears quite straightforward to photograph, it still pays to do a little advance planning to get the most out of your time there. When to Go Misty morning at Lake Bled. A typical scene in winter. I prefer winter at the lake as it often makes for the most striking images in spite of the challenges of unpredictable weather. The direction of the sun

I generally do wildlife photography; it’s my main passion for sure. However, the landscape side of things has always had a spot in my heart, it just takes second place to wildlife photos and I don’t quite dedicate the same amount of time to it. I have been doing more ultra-wide panoramic photos lately. By ultra-wide, I mean wider than the normal 3:1 ratio that is generally accepted as a standard (E.g. 8×24 inch, 10×30 inch and 12×36 inch are some fairly generic panoramic size