Adventure Photography

A disposable camera may work just fine for a day at the zoo, but people who photograph animals in the wild can benefit from using specific cameras, lenses and accessories. What do you really need to get the best shot?

By Chris Jones

If you've ever opened up the pages of a nature magazine and seen dozens of beautiful underwater images, you may have wondered how the photographers got those shots. How do you protect a camera during underwater photography?

By Elizabeth Sprouse

If you enjoy birdwatching, you might have considered taking up bird photography and capturing these graceful creatures in their natural habitats, but what are the basics of bird photography?

By Kathy Price-Robinson

Photographing a scenic sunset or sky-high cityscape isn't as difficult as it might seem. With the right tools and tips, you can be on your way to capturing perfect landscape photos.

By Jill Jaracz

Macro nature photography lets you capture larger than life images of small, natural subjects such as insects or blades of grass. What tools and techniques do you need to get started?

By Martha Barksdale

Film has long been the medium of choice for most wildlife photographers. But with advances in digital technology, is it now possible to bring just a memory card on your trip instead of rolls and rolls of film?

By Molly Edmonds

When you take photos, you don't just have the ability to freeze an image -- you can tell a story. And if you want to pull off the perfect action shots, you need a few handy tips and tricks.

By Elizabeth Sprouse

Among photography buffs, the film versus digital debate rages on. But is there a difference when you're shooting action photography?

By Martha Barksdale

If you want to catch the perfect picture on the run, you'd have a lot of trouble capturing it with just a point-and-shoot camera. What kind of equipment do you need for great action photography?

By Martha Barksdale

One of the main draws to rock climbing is the chance to conquer the mountain and take in the spectacular view. It's no wonder that many enthusiasts opt to bring a camera along for the trip. How should you document your trek to the top?

By Meghan E. Smith