How To Photograph Stunning Autumn Color
Here are 5 essential photography tips to help you make the most of the autumn color season.
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It’s time to set the record straight on the Drake Passage.
Learn more about crossing the Drake Passage via ship on a journey to Antarctica.
Photographers are flocking to Antarctica. Here’s why.
Ice-strengthened ships, modern technology, and sailing experience means that a journey to Antarctica is safer and smoother than ever.
Using Adobe Lightroom Classic and Photoshop CC Offline
Ensure that your copies of Lightroom and Photoshop remain active when you are offline and away from an internet connection.
Patagonia – Part III
A trip to Argentina is not complete without a visit to a gaucho ranch or estancia. Gauchos are considered a folk hero similar to the North American cowboy.
Patagonia – Part II
I came to Patagonia for the mountains but now appreciate it for so much more.
Patagonia – Part I
Patagonia is a sparsely populated region at the southern end of South America, shared by Argentina and Chile. It has some of the most breath-taking hiking trails in the world and has been on my list for a long time.
The human element can create a powerful image
Adding a human element will create more emotion to an image and helps to tell a story.
Photographing the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, and Antarctica
Wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas shares what it’s like to photograph in Antarctica, South Georgia, and the Falkland Islands.
Antarctica 2018 – Trip Report
Photographers had an epic journey to Antarctica with us in December 2018.
Antarctica: It’s “hotter” than you think
How cold is a visit to Antarctica? You might be surprised.
Antarctica: The Photographer’s Paradise
Despite Antarctica being stark, cold, and remote, it will inspire and amaze photographers.
Africa Through Larry’s Eyes
A Botswana Safari trip report from Muench client Larry Blau.
Health Challenges of High-Altitude Adventure
To enjoy high altitude adventure and photography anywhere in the world, there are some helpful things to consider.
Into the air – A primer on aerial photography
A primer on aerial photography with tips on how to effectively photograph from a helicopter.
The Importance of Critique
Allowing your photography to be critiqued may be uncomfortable, but it is an excellent way to improve your skills.
Contrast and Luminosity
In landscape photography, photographers need to pay attention to the light and take advantage of contrast.
The Photographer’s Guide to the Airline Electronics Ban
Tips for photographers dealing wih the airline electronics ban.
Yellowstone, Our First National Park
Yellowstone, our first national park, is a wondrous location in any season, but particularly in winter.
The Mighty 70-200 f/4
A 70-200m f/4 can be a lighter alternative for nature photography.
Iceland, The Land of Opposites
Iceland is rapidly becoming one of the most photographed places on earth, and for good reason.
Svalbard Trip Report
I was amazed by the amount and variety of different landscapes and wildlife we photographed in icy, remote Svalbard.