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I have just published episode 151 of my Wild Nature Photography Podcast. In this episode, I discuss my current approach to culling and editing thousands of RAW photographs, whether from a long...


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In April of 2026, I ran my annual ship-based Winter / Spring expedition to the Svalbard archipelago. The expedition ran from the 7th of April to the 15th of April and offered outstanding wildlife and landscape opportunities over the nine days. This was an unseasonably warm winter year with average temperatures hovering around 0º Celsius (plus wind chill), a full 15-20 degrees...


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I have just published episode 150 of my Wild Nature Photography Podcast. Yes! Episode 150! In this special anniversary episode, I discuss my travels back to Australia from Europe and review Vincent Munier’s latest book Les Chant Des Forêts (The Song of the F...


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The Problem: In recent times, I have both recorded podcasts and blogged about the ongoing difficulties of photographing in heavy snowfall with mirrorless cameras. Mirrorless cameras (regardless of br...


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In April of 2026, I led a private 5-day winter snowmobile expedition to Svalbard for wildlife photography. The purpose of this expedition was to explore, on land, the landscape and wildlife within a day’s scooter drive of Longyearbyen. Svalbard is vast, and there is much to discover on land on a winter trip. Exploring by snowmobile on land meant we could stop wherever we wish...


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