Macro photography: The devil’s in the details
By Colleen Miniuk-Sperry — Whether you are photographing brilliant wildflowers, bizarre-looking insects, or valuable outdoor products…
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10 tips for shooting on snow
By Lisa Densmore — Winter is my favorite season of the year. Admittedly, I’m an avid skier, but winter also appeals to my photographic senses…
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Steady does it
There’s no question, attempting to photograph flying birds or a fleeting antelope is difficult at best…
Where the wild things are
My parents spend winters in Florida and summers at my childhood home in the Adirondacks.
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Getting on an editor's good side
By PJ DelHomme, Bugle magazine hunting editor
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Planning the perfect shot
Louis Pasteur once said, “Luck favors the prepared.”
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Making the best of bad light
Outdoor photographers are trained to use light to its greatest advantage to create stunning photos.
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When is close too close?
By Jim Foster — Wildlife photographers have a way of wanting a certain shot so badly they forget safety and their good sense.
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Market your photos to conservation organizations
By Matt Miller — People relate to stories and places, not jargon and reports. Your photos can help convey those stories.
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Use tripod to take crystal clear photographs
By Jim Foster — Hold ‘er steady.
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