Need a nursery theme? 3 ways nature photography benefits your baby As a nature and wildlife photographer I am—maybe not surprisingly—endlessly drawn to exploring and investigating the outdoors. Whether that curiosity drives me to stand on a cold mountain top to
Set in the towering Rocky Mountains and boasting some of the best wildlife watching in the United States, Jackson Hole, Wyoming is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Its proximity to awe-inspiring natural sights—with easy access to
As I look back on my travels over the last decade I wanted to share with you my top 20 nature photographs of the last ten years. The last decade I covered 22 countries and 7 continents. Bahamas, Chile, Argentina,
I love nothing more than exploring new cities, sharing an exotic meal with strangers, learning from other cultures and opening my mind. Whether I’m exploring mountaintops or being perfectly quiet as the sun rises over a remote landscape, travel has
Bring home some of the industry’s best nature photography Why should you buy from my studio? This is a valid question. Now that everyone has a decent camera on their phone, humans take more pictures every second than we did in
Do what you love and help save the planet at the same time Chicago Fine Art Wildlife Photographer Derek Nielsen If you’d asked me what I was going to be when I grew up, never in a million years would I have
Peter Lik photography raises eyebrows in the art world On Dec. 9, 2014, Australian photographer Peter Lik announced the sale of his one-of-one photograph, titled “Phantom,” to an anonymous buyer for a record-setting $6.5 million. “Our client is a long-time collector of
So, you purchased a beautiful work of art. Congrats! Now, how do you make sure it speaks to others the way it spoke to you? The answer: high-quality lighting. Whether you bought a photograph online or came home from a gallery
Did you know that looking at art gives humans the same internal, chemical response as falling in love? It’s true! Researchers in the United Kingdom recently figured out that admiring paintings, drawings, sculpture (or, perhaps, beautiful pictures of nature) triggers