Putting yourself in the right place at the right time is one of the crucial pieces of the wildlife photography puzzle. In this Hackberry Farm Nature Photography webinar, we'll discuss how understanding some basic biological facts about mammals can help you become a better photographer.

Panoramas are a fun and thoughtful way of shooting landscape images. In this Hackberry Farm Nature Photography Workshop video I'll show you an easy method for capturing landscapes that may not fit the classical model.

Good bird photography is deliberate. With a few simple techniques, you can put yourself in a position to take more dynamic bird photographs

There are all kinds of photographic techniques you can use while you are in the field photographing wildlife.

The conservation work at Hackberry Farm is a long-term process. For the past five years, I've been working on my conservation plan.

With wildlife photography, there are a ton of technical things you need to learn about the camera.

In another session of What Makes This Picture Memorable, I talk about a recent image that I took and I love.

If you resolve to enjoy photography more and improve your skillset in the new year, there are a few things you can work on daily.

In this video, I discuss what led me to choose Canon cameras over Nikon, OM Systems, Sony, or another brand.

While there's a technical glitch at the first of this video, it still has a lot of good information.

We love our guests at Hackberry Farm Photography Workshop.

In this webinar, we discussed the upcoming Wildlife in Focus Photography Contest (https://wildlifeinfocus.org).

In this webinar, I discuss topics you generally don't hear much about anymore in photography discussions.

In another session of What Makes This Picture Memorable , I talk about another one of my early images that I think checked a lot of...

In this webinar, I share strategies for improving your photos of people in the outdoors.

In this new series, I discuss some of my favorite images and the elements that make the images memorable. I'll break down the image, talk a

In this webinar, I talk about composition and try to demystify some of the concepts surrounding photography's most enigmatic subjects.

So much valuable information is contained in an image’s metadata, but how can it be used to make us a better photographer?

I’ve heard this question often: How do you pick which image is good and which is not?

The key to packing for a photography trip or a nature photography workshop (or any trip) is having a flexible process.