Photography Webinars
WEBINAR | Digital Photography 101: Your First Steps to Stunning Photos
There’s more to taking great photos with a digital camera than just pointing and shooting, right? Absolutely. This workshop shows digital photography newbies how to capture stunning nature and wildlife images. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Giulia Ciampini breaks down key camera settings, including the “exposure triangle” (ISO, aperture and shutter speed) and how each impacts your photos. Learn how to use different shooting modes (manual, aperture priority and shutter priority) and how to adjust camera controls such as focus modes, white balance and exposure compensation to achieve the best results.
WEBINAR | Travel Light, Shoot Bright: Smartphone Photography Essentials
There’s a huge range of high-tech options when it comes to camera gear, but you’ve likely already got one of the most powerful tools for nature photography in your pocket: your smartphone. These multifunctional devices let you shoot, edit and share photos almost instantly. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Giulia Ciampini shares her tips for elevating your smartphone photography, from composition, lighting and framing techniques to advice on how to use features like portrait mode, HDR, panorama, timelapse and more on both iPhone and Android phones.
WEBINAR | Post-Processing Wildlife Photos in Black & White
Have you ever taken a photo in nature and later thought, “I wish I’d shot this in black and white”? In this follow-up to his recent webinar "How to Shoot Timeless Wildlife Photography in Black and White," India Photo Expedition Leader Aditya Panda demonstrates how to post-process your color wildlife photographs and convert them to black and white. Find out how post-processing in black and white differs from post-processing in color, and learn how to master the use of light, shadows and textures in your black and white images.
WEBINAR | How to Shoot Timeless Wildlife Photography in Black and White
Long an evocative art form, black and white photography can produce dramatic wildlife images. India Photo Expedition Leader Aditya Panda explains the best techniques for capturing brilliant black and white shots while answering important questions: Why shoot in black and white when nature’s colors are beautiful and resonant? What are the best light conditions for black and white photography? Do some wildlife species look better in black and white than others? He’ll also share tips on how to best process black and white wildlife images.
WEBINAR | Lights, Camera, Travel: Using Media to Shape the Conservation Narrative
The democratization of media empowers individual travelers with tools like smartphone photography, video and audio to bolster conservation efforts and help save species. Unlike in the past, when media production was the purview of select journalists, today’s travelers can create and share compelling stories across multiple platforms. Gerry Ellis, Executive Director of GLOBIO, a nonprofit dedicated to using storytelling and media to save great apes, primates and tropical forest ecosystems, shows how to transform your personal adventures into impactful environmental change.
WEBINAR | Capturing the Enchanted Isles: Galapagos Photography Tips
If it's variety you want to photograph in a nature travel destination, the Galapagos delivers! From high-flying seabirds to slow-moving tortoises to swiftly swimming sea lions, the Enchanted Isles offer opportunities for all kinds of wildlife photography. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Court Whelan shares his advice for photographing the unique creatures of the Galapagos. Learn what camera gear to pack to shoot both terrestrial and underwater wonders, find out how to capture the perfect photo of a Galapagos sunset, and discover the best settings for macro images of minute flora and fauna.
WEBINAR | Photo Post-Processing: To Mask or Not to Mask?
Most wildlife photographers who post-process their images have experimented with masking—a technique used to isolate specific areas of an image, allowing for more precise editing. But using masks in programs like Lightroom can pose a technical challenge and may even raise questions about the ethics of photo editing, especially when AI is involved! Pro photographer and India Expedition Leader Aditya Panda explains whether and how to use masks to enhance your wildlife photos, using his own spectacular shots of tigers, elephants, leopards and more.
WEBINAR | 10 Tips to Improve Your Wildlife & Nature Photography
Want to get wall-worthy images of wildlife on your next nature outing? Professional photographer and Expedition Leader Charlie Reinertsen shares tips for capturing stellar shots of even the most fleeting animal encounters, illustrating his talk with his own wildlife photos from the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: bison, black and grizzly bears, wolves and more. Get Charlie’s advice on camera settings and composition techniques, photo gear recommendations, and ideas to improve your wildlife photography while enjoying your time in nature.
WEBINAR | Selecting Nature's Finest: How to Choose Your Best Wildlife Images Post-Trip
You've just come home from a trip where the wildlife was plentiful, the landscapes were beautiful, and your camera never left your hand. Now comes the hard part: sifting through a mountain of photos! With our India tiger safari season at an end, Expedition Leader Aditya Panda is facing just such a task. Join him as he chooses the best photos from the season—featuring tigers, leopards, rhinos, sloth bears and more—and explains his curation workflow. He'll even edit some of his top images live on screen!
WEBINAR | Wild Photography: Capturing Magical Wildlife Moments
We've all been there: You have a remarkable wildlife encounter, only to find your photos lacking. A blurry bird, a bear shrouded in shadow, a whale you never caught mid-breach. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Giulia Ciampini is here to help, sharing stunning wildlife photos and the techniques she used to shoot them. Get advice on capturing motion and working with natural light, along with tips for framing your shots. Plus, learn about the importance of location scouting and the ethical considerations of wildlife photography.
WEBINAR | Drone Photography for Conservation: Opportunities & Obstacles
In recent years, drones have given photographers the ability to craft new landscape-level visual stories. By showing us places and perspectives we may have never seen, these images can inspire conservation efforts. However, drone photographers must be well-versed in federal, state and private regulations, and there are many people who would prefer drone-free skies when exploring the natural world. Photographer and Expedition Leader Charlie Reinertsen discusses the opportunities and challenges of drone photography, using examples and images from the northern peatlands of Adirondack Park in eastern upstate New York.
WEBINAR | The Art of Photo Books: Sharing Your Photographs in Print
You just returned from an epic nature adventure, and now you have a memory card (or two!) full of trip photos. What's next? In this step-by-step tutorial, Expedition Leader and pro photographer Charlie Reinertsen teaches us the art of designing and printing photo books, from photo selection and editing all the way to layout and printing. He’ll also share some of his own wildlife and landscape images as he illustrates various layout options to make your photos shine as you work together to build a photo book in real time.
WEBINAR | Bear Photography: Around the World in Eight Bears
From the Arctic tundra to the forests of China and Southeast Asia, from the coasts of Alaska to the mountains of South America, the planet’s eight bear species (sloth, polar, black, moon, sun, spectacled, panda and grizzly/brown) make their homes in a variety of habitats. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Court Whelan shares fun facts about each bear species and his tips for photographing these charismatic creatures. Learn what camera gear to pack and which settings to use for shooting in different landscapes, plus which Nat Hab trips offer the best opportunities to capture stunning bear images.
WEBINAR | Wildflower Wonders: Behind the Camera in Yellowstone
Wildflower season in Yellowstone is short but showy, with blooms changing quickly from week to week. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Charlie Reinertsen shares his favorite photographs of wildflowers from the region, along with expert tips for wildflower photography (including when and where to find them on our Hidden Yellowstone & Grand Teton Safari wildflower season departures). Plus, learn about the ecology of the area’s blooms, from sunny yellow arrowleaf balsamroot to regal purple lupine.
WEBINAR | Underwater Photography 101
You may feel comfortable photographing plants, animals and other natural wonders on land, but for many destinations, if you don't know how to take photos under water, you're only capturing half the adventure! Expedition Leader and diver Fernando Lessa has been photographing his underwater exploits for more than two decades. In this tutorial, he shares his tips and tricks for getting stunning underwater photos, including the camera gear you'll need, the challenges of shooting in water, and how to turn simple images into compelling stories.
WEBINAR | Capturing Stories: The Essence of Photo Essays
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but multiple pictures can tell an even richer tale! Photo essays use a series of carefully curated and sequenced photographs to weave a narrative that engages viewers on a profound level, offering an immersive experience that can convey complex emotions and shed light on diverse perspectives. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Giulia Ciampini teaches you how to craft your own photo story on your next travel adventure, using photo essays from Greenland, Canada, China and other destinations as examples.
WEBINAR | Lens to Lens: Tips for Using Cameras and Binoculars on Safari
Whether you’re searching the dense tree canopy for birds and monkeys or scanning the horizon for big cats, a good pair of binoculars or camera zoom lens can bring the action a lot closer. But there’s a learning curve to using these lenses for wildlife spotting! Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta offers tips for quickly finding animals using your camera or binoculars, bringing their details into focus, and capturing the moment in a wall-worthy photo, all using examples and images from our Grand India Wildlife Adventure.
WEBINAR | Butterfly Shutterfly: Tips for Photographing Mexico’s Monarchs
Nothing quite prepares you for the experience of being surrounded by millions of monarch butterflies in the oyamel fir forests of Mexico’s Central Highlands. It’s a brilliant spectacle -- but one that can be difficult to capture on camera! Join Expedition Leader and professional photographer Charlie Reinertsen on a photographic journey to the monarchs’ wintering grounds, and learn his tips for photographing this endangered species in the wild. He also offers advice on what camera gear to pack and presents his favorite photos from Nat Hab’s journey into the Kingdom of the Monarchs.
WEBINAR | Travel Portraiture: Tips for Capturing the Human Element
Lions, tigers, bears...we love a good wildlife photo! But including people in your pictures -- whether other travelers, guides or locals -- can add context and meaning that you won't always get from landscape or animal images alone. Professional photographer and Expedition Leader Giulia Ciampini shares her tips for shooting dynamic individual and group portraits that will take your travel photography to the next level. Learn how to approach and direct subjects, get advice on lighting and composition, and discover the power of portraiture for storytelling.
WEBINAR | Jaguars & Wildlife of Brazil's Pantanal: A Photographer’s Checklist
It's tough to take a bad photo in the Pantanal. With more wildlife than even the Amazon, you're bound to capture compelling images anywhere you aim your camera! Expedition Leader and pro photographer Fernando Lessa is here to make sure you don't miss a single must-take photo. Get his checklist of what gear to pack (bags, camera bodies, lenses, flashes, etc.) and a sneak peek of what to photograph, from wildlife like jaguars, giant river otters, jabiru storks and giant anteaters to landscapes and cultural subjects.
WEBINAR | The Art of Photography: Crafting Compelling Compositions
Composition is a powerful tool for photographers and a fundamental building block of image-making. In this virtual workshop, Expedition Leader and professional photographer Giulia Ciampini explains the basics of photo composition, offering practical tips and techniques any photographer can use to create more compelling images. Take your travel photography to the next level as you discover new ways to direct the viewer’s eye, emphasize your subject, create depth, find balance, and develop your own photographic eye, style and voice.
WEBINAR | Photography Tips for Churchill's Bears, Belugas, and Aurora
For many travelers, a visit to Churchill, Manitoba, is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Whether you’re going in the fall to witness the largest annual gathering of polar bears on Earth, in the winter to view the northern lights, or in the summer to meet migrating beluga whales, these photography tips from Expedition Leader and pro photographer Giulia Ciampini will help you capture every moment. Learn what camera gear to pack, tips for cold weather photography, and techniques for getting the best wildlife shots!
WEBINAR | Turning Snapshots into Artwork
Digital photography and easier access to remote wilderness areas have enabled more travelers to capture wildlife images once available to only a handful of intrepid explorers. But there’s more to nature photography than purchasing a camera and a plane ticket! Expedition Leader Aditya Panda shows you how to transform your snapshots into works of art, with tips for getting the most out your camera and advice to make wildlife photography less intimidating. He will also introduce you to some of Nat Hab’s Photo Pro Expeditions, where an intensive focus on photography will appeal to accomplished practitioners.
WEBINAR | Fall Foliage Photography & Editing Workflows
It’s autumn in the northern hemisphere, and if you’re a nature lover, your camera roll may be quickly filling with fall foliage pics. But capturing the true beauty of all those red, orange and gold leaves can be a challenge! Watch as pro photographer and Expedition Leader Charlie Reinertsen makes live edits to his recent fall photos from Adirondack Park during this workshop-style webinar. He’ll also share advice for taking the best fall photos and detail his editing workflow, including tips for color correction during post-processing.
WEBINAR | Top Tips for Photographing Highlights of Southern Africa
From the world’s tallest sand dunes to mighty Victoria Falls and the bountiful wildlife of the Okavango Delta, Southern Africa is a photographer’s dream. Join pro photographer and Expedition Leader Richard de Gouveia as he shares stories and advice for photographing the best of Namibia, Zimbabwe and Botswana on our Ultimate Southern Africa: Photo Pro Expedition. You’ll leave excited to photograph Africa’s Big Five (and much more!) from the air on helicopter and hot air balloon flights and on land during game drives and guided bush walks.
WEBINAR | Creating a Wildlife Photography Workflow
One of the more common photography questions Expedition Leader Aditya Panda gets from travelers is “How do you organize your photos?” When you’re shooting hundreds or even thousands of photos per day on a multi-day expedition, you need a process to copy and back up pictures, organize them, and choose the best ones. In this webinar, Aditya helps you create a simple-yet-reliable wildlife photography workflow, from downloading pictures from your camera all the way through to post-processing.
WEBINAR | Conservation Photography: Using Cameras to Save Species
Photography has always played a vital role not just in promoting awareness of conservation issues, but also in documenting new species and even providing legal evidence to protect fragile ecosystems. And in this age of hyperconnectivity and social media, citizens play a more important role than ever in wildlife conservation. Join Nat Hab Expedition Leaders Aditya Panda and Arpita Dutta as they discuss photography as a conservation tool, and learn how you can help protect our natural habitats with your camera!
WEBINAR | Behind the Camera: Discover Northern Peatlands & the Secret to Smooth Videos
Get an aerial view of one of the most intriguing ecosystems on the planet as we discover the northern peatlands with Expedition Leader Charlie Reinertsen, a professional photographer and videographer. Through his lens, he transports you to the sphagnum bogs of northern New York as he shares his experience filming and photographing northern peatland in Adirondack Park. You’ll learn about the ecological importance of peatlands as Charlie shares tips for nature videography, including techniques to ensure proper exposure, smooth movement, and lifelike reproduction of color.
WEBINAR | When Your Phone Is Your Only Camera
Not all of us are serious photographers. In fact, a lot of Nat Hab travelers set out on their adventures with only a smartphone as their camera. Yet it’s amazing what a smartphone camera can accomplish these days! Join Expedition Leader Aditya Panda to learn how to use your phone to effectively capture wildlife photos and videos. With a little guidance, you’ll learn how to avoid common cell phone photography mistakes and how to make the most of your phone when you’re in the field.
WEBINAR | Filming Wildlife: You Can Do It!
We all want wall-worthy wildlife photos, but nothing conveys the feeling of being in the field quite like video! In this webinar, photographer and Expedition Leader Aditya Panda teaches the fundamentals of videography so you can start filming your nature adventures with confidence, whether you’re using a high-end DSLR or the camera on your cell phone. Discover camera settings, techniques and other tips to awaken the wildlife cinematographer within, plus learn about our photo- and video-focused trips.
WEBINAR | Photographing the Aurora Borealis: A How-To Webinar
The aurora borealis—also called the northern lights—is one of nature’s most stunning phenomena. It’s also a bucket-list experience for many photographers! Court Whelan, Northern Lights Expedition Leader and author of The Natural Photographer blog, explains the science behind the light show and offers tips for aurora photography, from gear and camera settings to techniques for shooting at night and in the cold.
WEBINAR | Behind the Camera: A Decade Photographing Yellowstone and Grand Teton
Explore the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem through the lens of professional wildlife and landscape photographer Charlie Reinertsen. Hear the stories behind some of the dramatic photographs Charlie has captured as an Expedition Leader in Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks and meet the charismatic megafauna (wolves, bears, bison) and native flora.
WEBINAR | Low-Light Photography: Turning Challenges into Opportunities
Many animals are most active in the hours around sunrise and sunset. Others spend their days in the shade. And then there’s nocturnal wildlife, creatures of the night that only come out in the dark! Photographing in low light can pose a challenge, but with the right techniques, an understanding how your camera handles light, and a little help from your gear (and Expedition Leader and photographer Aditya Panda), you’ll soon be snapping stellar shots in all lighting conditions!
WEBINAR | Bird Photography: Pro Tips
Birdwatching is addictive -- and so is bird photography! In this sequel to his recent Bird Photography Basics: Equipment, Settings & Techniques webinar, India Expedition Leader Aditya Panda returns to help you take your photo skills to the next level. Loaded with easy-to-understand pro tips and tricks, you’ll learn what camera gear to use in which birding situations, plus new shooting techniques that will make your bird photography soar!
WEBINAR | Bird Photography Basics: Equipment, Settings & Techniques
As much as we’d like to, we can't always be on safari looking for wildlife. Luckily, you can satiate your thirst for exploration in your own backyard. If you look closely, you’ll find there’s usually plenty of wildlife around—especially birds! Birds provide us with opportunities to hone both our wildlife observation skills and our nature photography techniques. Join India Expedition Leader Aditya Panda as he shares his tips and tricks for improving your bird photography skills.
WEBINAR | Photo Post-Processing Workshop: India Safari Sightings
Our current India safari season has come to an end, and our photographer Expedition Leaders finally have time to comb through their huge troves of images. Join Aditya Panda as he presents another of his popular live post-processing workshops, featuring highlights from our 2022–23 India wildlife safaris. Listen to the stories behind the images of rhinos, elephants, tigers and more, and learn how to make your travel photos the best they can be using exciting new features on popular photo-processing software platforms like Adobe Lightroom.
WEBINAR | Photographing Wildlife in the Okavango Delta
Botswana's Okavango Delta is one of the richest wildlife enclaves in Africa -- and a wildlife photographer's paradise. Learn from an expert what camera gear to bring and how to get the best shots while on safari.
WEBINAR | Photo Editing Software: Answers to Your Questions
Photography pro Richard de Gouveia returns to answer your questions about how to use post-production software to enhance your wildlife photography, including Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop and Topaz Photo AI.
WEBINAR | Elevating Your Wildlife Photography: An Ethical & Practical Approach
Add some practical tips and tricks to your photo tool bag that will improve your animal photography, plus learn how to take those shots in a way that helps—rather than hurts—wildlife.
WEBINAR | Practical Photo Editing Tips for Everyone, Part 2
What’s better than one photography tutorial with a talented pro? Two sessions! Join us for Part 2 of Richard de Gouveia’s info-packed nature and wildlife photo editing webinar.
WEBINAR | Practical Photo Editing Tips for Everyone
Take your nature and wildlife photo editing to the next level with these tips and tricks from one of our pro photographers and Africa Expedition Leaders, Richard de Gouveia.
WEBINAR | Trip Report & Photo Workshop: Grand India Wildlife Adventure
Sit in as an Expedition Leader and photo pro shares stories and images from a recent India adventure that will inspire you to join us there soon. He’ll also post-process his favorite photos in a live demo to help you hone your editing technique!
WEBINAR | The Six P’s of Safari Photography
Through photography, safarigoers can capture meaningful moments in nature. As Richard de Gouveia shares six tips to improve your shots on safari, learn what it means to “make” photos instead of simply “taking” them.
WEBINAR | Iceland Photo Pro Expedition: A Photographer’s Dream Trip in the Land of Ice and Fire
For avid nature photographers, Iceland is an exceptional destination. Get details about our new Iceland Photo Pro trip from the Expedition Leader who designed it, and see inspiring images of some of the world’s most dynamic landscapes.
WEBINAR | Back by Popular Demand: A Live Photo Editing Session with Aditya Panda
Sit in on a professional wildlife photographer's personal editing session as Aditya Panda takes us through his editing workflow, and gain tips and tricks for making the most of your own photos.
WEBINAR | Photography Lessons from America’s Canyon Country
Learn how to capture stunning photos of some of the planet’s most dramatic natural landscapes: the high desert red rock country of Bryce, Zion, the Grand Canyon and beyond.
WEBINAR | Sit in on a Professional Photographer’s Editing Session
Help pro photographer and Expedition Leader Aditya Panda edit his wildlife and nature photos from a recent India safari! Adi invites you to share your thoughts and get pro tips along the way for your own photography endeavors.
WEBINAR | How to Make Your Winter Photos Pop
Get wintertime photography tips and learn creative techniques from one of the best nature photographers we know—our own Court Whelan. Find out what gear to pack, how to get the best shots of wildlife in the snow, and more.
WEBINAR | Photographing Mexico’s Scaliest Subjects
Meet one of our newest Nat Hab Expedition Leaders and learn how the iguanas, turtles and other reptiles of Mexico have relit his passion for photography.
WEBINAR | Tigers Through the Lens
Meet the tigers of Ranthambore National Park in India, and pick up valuable wildlife tiger tips from one of the best photographer guides in the field.
WEBINAR | Top Tips for Taking Animal Portraits
Wildlife photography can have a steep learning curve. Learn pro tips for instantly making your animal images stand out, whether you’re on an Indian safari or in your own backyard.
WEBINAR | All the Safari Photo Tips You’ve Ever Wanted
Heading out on safari soon? Get need-to-know tips and tricks during this wildlife photography tutorial with an expert photographer and Nat Hab guide.
WEBINAR | View from the Viewfinder: How I Nailed That Shot!
If your camera is your most vital piece of luggage, join Aditya Panda, Nat Hab Expedition Leader and photog extraordinaire, for insider tips on how to capture outstanding wildlife photos.
WEBINAR | Post-Processing in Wildlife Photography: How I Do It
Where do you draw the line between processing, enhancing and manipulating wildlife images? Join Aditya Panda as he shares his post-processing philosophy and demonstrates the basics.
WEBINAR | Tips for Better Photography in the Jungle
Join professional photographer Richard de Gouveia to learn how to capture striking images in challenging jungle settings – a perfect primer for your upcoming trip to Rwanda, Madagascar, India or beyond.
WEBINAR | How to Get the Very Best Nature Photos
Overwhelmed by new advances in camera technology and how to use them to improve your nature and wildlife photos? One of our favorite professional photographers shares his tips and tricks.
WEBINAR | Edit Your Travel Photos Like a Pro
Tell the stories of your travels like a professional photographer after learning photo-editing tips and tricks for Adobe Lightroom from Richard De Gouveia.
WEBINAR | 2021 in Photos: A Lens on Africa
Sit back and enjoy this photo safari showcasing 2021 Nat Hab trips across half a dozen African countries, including fantastic wildlife shots and landscape panoramas.
WEBINAR | What to Pack for Your Next Photo Safari
Overwhelmed by what gear to take on a photo safari? A professional photography guide shares what’s in his equipment bag (and what bag he uses), and why. Come away with insight and confidence as you pack.
WEBINAR | On Safari with Richard: Best Wildlife Images of 2021
Expedition Leader and Sony Alpha Ambassador Richard de Gouveia takes you behind the scenes and into his thought process as he presents his favorite safari images of the year... Learn how he got the shots!
WEBINAR | The Magic of Timelapse Photography
Photo Expedition Leader Richard de Gouveia unlocks the secrets of timelapse photography in a step-by-step presentation that even amateur photographers can follow—learn to create amazing imagery that reveals what the eye often misses.
WEBINAR | India Safari Photography 2.0: Pro Tips
Aditya Panda is back with a second installment on India safari photography, intended for serious photographers seeking the wildlife shots of a lifetime. Find out about our new India Tiger Safari Photo Pro Expedition!
WEBINAR | Photographing the American Southwest
Court Whelan shares an in-depth tutorial on how to capture stunning photos of some of the planet’s most dramatic natural landscapes—the high desert redrock country of Bryce, Zion and Grand Canyon.
WEBINAR | An Introductory Guide to Safari Photography in India
Avid rookies and accomplished photographers alike will benefit from expert tips for wildlife photography from Expedition Leader Aditya Panda. While the focus is on the India safari experience, you can apply all you learn elsewhere, too!
WEBINAR | Wildlife Photography After Dark
Learn how to capture images of wild animals at night in this in-depth instructional webinar with professional photographer and Expedition Leader Richard de Gouveia, who shares proven techniques for success in low-light conditions.
WEBINAR | Enhancing Your Smartphone Photography
Want to maximize your smartphone photos? Join professional photographer Richard de Gouveia for a visual tutorial on how to leverage your phone’s hardware and software to create captivating images using the camera you always have with you.
WEBINAR | Choosing the Right Camera Gear for Your Safari
Safari Expedition Leader and professional photographer Richard De Gouveia shares advice for selecting the best camera equipment for your African adventure, plus techniques for using your gear to adapt to changing conditions and capturing memorable moments on safari.
WEBINAR | An Introduction to Time-Lapse Photography
Find out how to "speed up time" to show gradual movements in nature using time-lapse photography. Richard de Gouveia shares expert techniques to help you produce compelling photo sequences that display the environment in motion.
WEBINAR | Astrophotography: Capturing the Stars
Explore the universe of astrophotography with pro photographer Richard De Gouveia, who'll share expert tips and tricks to help you capture stellar pictures of the night sky.
WEBINAR | Macro Photography 102: A Deep Exploration of Tools & Techniques
Find out how to enhance your closeup pictures of nature's smaller subjects—such as flowers and butterflies—with expert guidance and gear tips from photographer and entomologist Court Whelan.
WEBINAR | Photography: Making Images That Impress
Moving beyond camera equipment and settings, Africa safari guide and professional wildlife photographer Richard DeGouveia shares insight for creating photos that arrest viewers through superb composition and storytelling.
WEBINAR | It’s the Little Things: An Introduction to Macro Photography
From lavish flower blooms to exquisite, iridescent insects, tiny subjects can make a big impact when it comes to nature photography. Court Whelan is back with all the tools to show you how.
WEBINAR | Tropical Photography Encompassed
From Borneo to Brazil, the tropics hold enticement for nature photographers! Court Whelan teaches you to handle tropical photography conditions including backlit environs, wildlife in dense jungle foliage, protecting your camera from humidity, and more.
WEBINAR | Photographing the Wonders of the Night Sky
From single stars to the Milky Way galaxy, the undulating aurora or a rising full moon, the night sky offers myriad wonders to entice photographers—and our webinar reveals the tips you need to capture them.
WEBINAR | Galapagos Photography: Capturing the Wildlife of the Enchanted Isles
Court Whelan introduces you to the entrancing wildlife photo opportunities that abound in the Galapagos Islands, where a cast of unique creatures from giant tortoises to blue-footed boobies displays no fear of humans.
WEBINAR | Photographing Borneo’s Nocturnal Rain Forest Dwellers
After dark, Borneo's rain forest teems with fascinating nocturnal creatures, from primitive primates like the tarsier and loris to the harlequin flying frog—Brad Josephs teaches you how to photograph the wildlife of the night.
WEBINAR | Photographing Bear Behavior — Part 3: Landscape as Backdrop
Bears are the ultimate symbols of wilderness, and capturing evocative photos of their habitat—from Arctic tundra to tropical rain forest—is integral to telling their stories. Brad Josephs shows you why and how.
WEBINAR | Photographing Bear Behavior — Part 2: Mothers & Cubs
Few guides know bears like Brad Josephs, who has spent years observing and photographing bears around the world. See why mothers and cubs make for some of the most entertaining wildlife photos anywhere!
WEBINAR | Introducing Our Newest Trip Line: Photo Pro Expeditions
Join a panel of top Nat Hab photography guides for a live chat about our newest adventures—designed for photographers with advanced skills who want the most immersive nature photo safaris on offer!
WEBINAR | Photographing Bear Behavior — Part 1: The Quest for Food
Few guides know bears like Brad Josephs, who has spent years observing and photographing bears around the world. Watching them eat is hugely entertaining, and a great subject for photos, as Brad reveals.
WEBINAR | New Year, New Skills: Understanding Your Camera’s Menu Settings
Daunted by all the bells and whistles on your digital camera's fancy menu? Court Whelan is back with a detailed tutorial, to help you launch your best nature photography year ever.
WEBINAR | Green Season Safari Photography
Court Whelan reveals the delights of safari photography during Africa's "green season," as annual rains create dramatic skies, spectacular sunsets and verdant landscapes, and nurture new animal births.
WEBINAR | The Joy of Photographing Bears
Few wild animals are as gratifying to photograph as bears. They’re charismatic, photogenic, entertaining, and just plain awesome to capture on camera. They exhibit lots of fascinating behaviors, and that leads to some of the best wildlife photo opportunities on the planet.
WEBINAR | Photographing Borneo: Capturing the Essence of a Wild Place
From a young age, Court Whelan was entranced with the wild wonders of Borneo. Using Borneo as a prototype, he shares how to capture the “essence” of a nature destination in photos.
WEBINAR | Welcome to Winter: Photography Lessons for the Upcoming Season
Winter is coming! And with it, outstanding seasonal photography opportunities. Court Whelan shares tips to make the most of winter’s beauty and addresses some of its challenges, like shooting in bright sun on snow.
WEBINAR | Smartphone Photography from A to Z: The Best Camera is the One You Have With You
Forget about that complex DSLR and multiple lenses—Court is here to show you how to get amazing photos with your smartphone! Whether it's your camera of choice or an occasional handy option, discover what's possible.
WEBINAR | Nature’s Nocturnal Wonder: The Night Sky
The wonders of nature don't disappear when the sun goes down! Expedition Leader and photographer Kurt Johnson reveals the amazing night sky, including an introduction to astrophotography.
WEBINAR | Talking Shop: An Overview of Photography Gear & Accessories
Overwhelmed by all the options and new developments when it comes to camera gear? Our resident photography expert, Court Whelan, helps you sort it all out, from must-have essentials to niche accessories.
WEBINAR | African Safari Photography 102
An African safari offers one of the most coveted nature photography opportunities on Earth. And while it's hard to go wrong behind a camera, Court Whelan shares in-depth techniques to get truly superlative shots.
WEBINAR | Photographing the Galapagos: Capture Mesmerizing Wildlife Images in the Enchanted Isles
Court Whelan showcases one of the world’s best destinations for wildlife photographers: the Galapagos is home to intriguing species found nowhere else, with no fear of humans! It's a naturalist's—and a photographer's—paradise.
WEBINAR | Finding Your Photographic Style
What defines a photographer's style? Join Annie Van Dinther on a personal inquiry into that question as she takes us on a visual journey, sharing her very favorite images across decades of guiding.
WEBINAR | Photographing the National Parks of the American Southwest
For Court Whelan, no place on earth is more enticing to photograph than America's red rock canyon country. Discover his favorite photography spots and get tips for capturing these mesmerizing landscapes.
WEBINAR | Make Your Photos Fabulous: Photo Editing 102
Photo pro Court Whelan is back with a new editing tutorial that you won't want to miss, if you're ready to take your editing techniques—and your images—to the next level.
WEBINAR | Capturing the Colors of Fall
Autumn is nearly upon us, and it's a fabulous season for nature photography, with changing foliage and lower light angles. Make fall colors pop with photography tips and tricks shared by Court Whelan.
WEBINAR | Travel Photography: Capturing the Moment and Creating Lasting Memories
When you travel, do you merely take pictures, or do you capture a story? Are your photos a reminder, years hence, of life-changing encounters, or forgettable shots you can’t quite remember the details of? Court Whelan shows you how to capture the kind of travel images that will endure and inspire over time.
WEBINAR | Videography 101: Showcase Nature, Tell Stories & Support Conservation
This beginning video tutorial will teach you how to capture powerful moving imagery of nature and wildlife, which you can use to tell stories and inspire care about the natural world.
WEBINAR | Night Photography 101
The sky's the limit when you refine your night photography skills! Join us to learn all the secrets to getting those challenging photos of stars, the aurora borealis, and more.
WEBINAR | Capturing Phenomenal Landscape Photos
Join Court Whelan on an in-depth look at landscape photography, with a focus on the techniques and special considerations you need as you seek to capture the magic of your own local backdrop or the most dramatic geographic features on the planet.
WEBINAR | Conservation Photography: Help Save the Natural World with Your Photos
If you enjoy capturing memorable photos of your nature encounters, they can do more than just spur great memories. Find out how you photos can serve the cause of conservation, using your images to help protect the wild places you love.
WEBINAR | It's the Little Things: Macro Photography 102
Dive even deeper into the world of macro photography with advanced techniques for making small subjects explode on the screen or on the canvas. This dynamic and interactive webinar will take your macro photography to a new level.
WEBINAR | Photographing Big Things
From huge animals to vast landscapes, this photography webinar will teach you to compose the most compelling images of the larger subjects nature offers.
WEBINAR | It's the Little Things: Macro Photography 101
Learn how to make the most of the little things in your photography. From flowers to beetles, macro photography opens up whole new worlds of color and texture.
WEBINAR | Secrets of Wildlife Watching: Tips from the Pros
Whether you’re on your own in your backyard or with us for a classic African safari, you’ll benefit from our guides' hard-earned expertise for enhancing wildlife encounters and creating gratifying photo opportunities.
WEBINAR | Arctic Photo Challenges: Polar Bears, Northern Lights and Tundra
Few environments are as challenging to photograph as the Arctic, with its featureless landscapes, camouflaged wildlife and luminous aurora. Make the most of a northern photo expedition as Nat Hab’s staff photographer shares lessons from Churchill.
WEBINAR | Photographing Our Closest Relatives
Take your forest photography skills to a new level with this presentation of techniques for capturing images of primates around the world.
WEBINAR | Photographing the National Parks of the West: Canyon Country to Yellowstone
Enhance your photographic toolkit with new skills and techniques for capturing a frosty white Yellowstone winter or the changing palette of canyon country at sunset.
WEBINAR | Taking Your Nature Images From Good to Great
Learn some easy workflows that will make your images come to life in this photo editing session with Nat Hab’s official photographer.
WEBINAR | Getting Great Photos on Your Smartphone
You don’t need a fancy DSLR camera to get great nature photos! Learn the secrets to getting surprisingly good shots on your phone.
WEBINAR | Nature Photography Lessons for Tropical Destinations
The diversity of wildlife in the tropics is matched by the diversity of landscapes, which can be challenging for photographers. Court Whelan offers tips on how to deal with everything from lighting challenges in shadowy rain forest to intense overhead sun.
WEBINAR | Nature Photography Lessons for Polar Adventures
Polar photography includes unique considerations and challenges, and Court Whelan is here to guide you through them.
WEBINAR | Photography Lessons for African Safaris
Africa offers exciting photography opportunities, with big skies, big animals and big adventure. Join Court Whelan for a primer on the specialized photography knowledge you need to capture safari images you’ll be thrilled with.
WEBINAR | Nature Photography 102: Building Your Skills
In this presentation for avid amateur/hobbyist photographers, Court Whelan reviews photography fundamentals for beginners while expanding your image-making horizons with new tips, tricks and tools to experiment with.
WEBINAR | Digiscoping: Get Long-Distance Wildlife Close-Ups with Your Phone
No expensive, super-long telephoto lens to capture that shot of a distant wolf on the hunt? No problem! If you’ve got a smartphone, you’re in luck. Join Drew McCarthy on an exploration into phonescoping.
WEBINAR | Nature, Wildlife & Travel Photography 101
Join Nat Hab’s head photography Expedition Leader Court Whelan, editor of The Natural Photographer blog, for an introduction to the basics of how to get enticing nature and wildlife photos on your travel adventures.