I had an amazing session with Elephants a few days ago in Botswana! I spent hours in a stuffy, sunken blind, but was rewarded late in the afternoon when several elephant herds began to show up for a drink and a splash. It was about ninety degrees here, and they played in the cooling waters Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/26/new-photos-from-botswana/

I had an amazing session with Elephants a few days ago in Botswana! I spent hours in a stuffy, sunken blind, but was rewarded late in the afternoon when several elephant herds began to show up for a drink and a splash. It was about ninety degrees here, and they played in the cooling waters Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/26/new-photos-from-botswana/

I had an amazing session with Elephants a few days ago in Botswana! I spent hours in a stuffy, sunken blind, but was rewarded late in the afternoon when several elephant herds began to show up for a drink and a splash. It was about ninety degrees here, and they played in the cooling waters Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/26/new-photos-from-botswana/

This excerpt is from Photographs from the Edge, which not only details the stories behind some of my most well-known captures from across the globe and throughout my career, but is also filled with tips and tricks and equipment information. June 2013: Canyon Wall Reflection, Kimberley, Australia Canon EOS 5D Mark III, EF 24-105mm f/4 Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/25/technique-tuesday-photographing-reflections/

This excerpt is from Photographs from the Edge, which not only details the stories behind some of my most well-known captures from across the globe and throughout my career, but is also filled with tips and tricks and equipment information. June 2013: Canyon Wall Reflection, Kimberley, Australia Canon EOS 5D Mark III, EF 24-105mm f/4 Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/25/technique-tuesday-photographing-reflections/

September finds me spending the month in Africa with good friends and plenty of subjects. Were currently in the midst of our Namibia photo journey after having spent some time in various locations around the southern regions of the continent. We began our travels in Kenya, where we were able to capture much of the Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/20/new-photos-from-kenya/

September finds me spending the month in Africa with good friends and plenty of subjects. Were currently in the midst of our Namibia photo journey after having spent some time in various locations around the southern regions of the continent. We began our travels in Kenya, where we were able to capture much of the Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/20/new-photos-from-kenya/

September finds me spending the month in Africa with good friends and plenty of subjects. Were currently in the midst of our Namibia photo journey after having spent some time in various locations around the southern regions of the continent. We began our travels in Kenya, where we were able to capture much of the Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/20/new-photos-from-kenya/

This coming February, Im proud to present the Japan Photo Journey  an intensive photography workshop and journey to one of the great places to visit in the winter time for truly unique photo opportunities. Both myself and Gavriel Jecan will be with you and 9 other participants over the course of an 11-day workshop Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/19/join-me-in-japan-this-february/

This coming February, Im proud to present the Japan Photo Journey  an intensive photography workshop and journey to one of the great places to visit in the winter time for truly unique photo opportunities. Both myself and Gavriel Jecan will be with you and 9 other participants over the course of an 11-day workshop Read more...

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I cant believe how fast the year has gone by! It started out a bit slow with a surgery recovery but has been a busy summer, and fall is off to a bustling start as well. As it stands now, there are only two more workshops left on the calendar for the rest of the Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/12/workshop-wednesday-final-workshops-of-2018/

This excerpt is from Photographs from the Edge, which not only details the stories behind some of my most well-known captures from across the globe and throughout my career, but is also filled with tips and tricks and equipment information. July 2014: Rufous Hummingbird and Chick, Seattle, Washington, USA Canon  EOS-1D X, EF 200-400mm f/4L Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/11/technique-tuesday-capturing-wildlife-in-the-moment/

This excerpt is from Photographs from the Edge, which not only details the stories behind some of my most well-known captures from across the globe and throughout my career, but is also filled with tips and tricks and equipment information. July 2014: Rufous Hummingbird and Chick, Seattle, Washington, USA Canon  EOS-1D X, EF 200-400mm f/4L Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/11/technique-tuesday-capturing-wildlife-in-the-moment/

Simply put, black bears are very challenging to photograph. Their inky fur absorbs light, and if you try to get the correct reading off it, everything else gets overexposed. Whenever possible I try to shoot a variety of perspectives of the same subject. Even with the advances in digital technology, there is still no substitute Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/05/wildlife-wednesday-black-bears-in-british-columbia/

Simply put, black bears are very challenging to photograph. Their inky fur absorbs light, and if you try to get the correct reading off it, everything else gets overexposed. Whenever possible I try to shoot a variety of perspectives of the same subject. Even with the advances in digital technology, there is still no substitute Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/05/wildlife-wednesday-black-bears-in-british-columbia/

By Art Wolfe with Jay Goodrich Maybe it’s time to think small, macro small. September and October in the Pacific Northwest present wet dew laden mornings which are perfect for photographing tiny intimate landscapes, insects in your garden, abstracting details of a flower into a wash of color, or a spider’s web suspending drops of Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/09/04/technique-tuesday-what-to-shoot-in-september-october/

Its been a busy summer, but there is no slowing down for me! I wanted to take this opportunity to share an updated list of my upcoming workshop opportunities with you. Some return trips to familiar locations are here, and I love to share the knowledge that Ive accumulated over the years of visiting these Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/08/31/join-me-on-an-upcoming-workshop/

Its been a busy summer, but there is no slowing down for me! I wanted to take this opportunity to share an updated list of my upcoming workshop opportunities with you. Some return trips to familiar locations are here, and I love to share the knowledge that Ive accumulated over the years of visiting these Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/08/31/join-me-on-an-upcoming-workshop/

AW: One of the most common errors I see in portfolio reviews is the placement of the horizon in the middle of the photograph. In my opinion, this flattens out the image, creating less of a sense of depth.  Placing the horizon high in the frame or low, on the other hand, can create a Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/08/28/technique-tuesday-horizon-placement-depth/

Looking for a sense of scale can be another way of defining a composition and influencing how you place your subject. Scale is simply a way to give the viewer perspective on how big the scene is within the photograph. Once you understand how to use scale, you can decide in each case whether or Read more...

http://artwolfe.com/2018/08/21/technique-tuesday-conveying-scale/