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How To Get Great Wildlife Photographs in the Forest

How to get great photographs of wildlife when the subjects are in the forest, hidden by lush foliage and bathed in diffused light? Nature photographer Robert Wallace shares his secrets for getting shots of black bear, Manitoban elk, and more in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park spanning North Carolina and Tennessee. Good tips for staying safe in black bear country too.

Wildlife-Photography-Tips, National-Parks, Responsible-Tourism, Wildlife-Viewing-SafetyRobert WallaceJuly 30, 2018elk, Manitoban Elk, Great Smoky National Park, Tennessee, North Carolina, Wildlife Photography, Robert Wallace, Black Bear Comments

Wildlife Photographers Kate & Adam Rice: Catching the Animal's Spirit

Wildlife photographers Kate and Adam Rice, KAR Photography, specialize in the mammals and birds of the American West. They capture the animal's spirit in their images. In this interview they talk with us about their best teachers (owls), their passion (grizzly bears), their creative process, wildlife photography technical secrets, and their love of Yellowstone National Park.

Birdwatching, National-Parks, Responsible-Tourism, Wildlife-Photography, Wildlife-Photography-TipsRoberta KravetteFebruary 6, 2016Interview, Wildlife Photography, Cameras, Camera Accessories, Photography Technique, Post Processing, Wildlife Behavior, Wildlife Photographer, KAR Photography, Kate & Adam Rice, Yellowstone NPComment