As a photographer, I have been using Instagram for five years. It has been an arduous path marked by a big spike followed by a long...

Photographers say "It is the background that makes the image." So how can you take bird photos when the background is ugly?

What can be more exciting than capturing a good photo of a bird? But how do you do it? Here are 5 steps I use when I teach it.

Discover the tradition of bird feeding, its global popularity, benefits, and concerns while connecting people with nature and aiding birds.

The Common Myna and the Noisy Miner, one invader the other native to Australia, yet both birds threaten the Australian birdlife.

After spending many months in Europe, I needed to change scenery and have a chance to see some new wildlife – something exotic, something...

The only thing that comes close to this experience is when a flock of large birds of prey zooms by me at a short distance, especially when I

Corvids: Intelligent and misunderstood. Vital for the environment, yet hunted in many regions. Let's appreciate and protect them

In 2019 Australia faced fires and record temps. Amidst the chaos, a surreal beauty emerged, adding vibrant hues to nature photography.

My journey from struggling with Sumi-e drawing to capturing nature's echo in 'Heron of Mist' - a unique limited-edition print.

I can't articulate, not even to myself, why I fell in love with photography. I know why I took up the art (I was without a job and with...

As I journeyed north, the canopy gave way to a vast desert of snow. Amidst it, I caught a glimpse of a Snow Bunting, my first sighting

Hello, fellow nature and art lovers! Today, let's talk about a hot debate in photography - how much digital manipulation should be...

On Saturday, I had the pleasure of concluding my three-month residency with RaumArs in Rauma (Finland) with a vernissage at the Taide...

Yesterday was a day I will cherish for a long time. Through RaumArs A-i-R, I was given the opportunity to speak in Rauma (Finland) about...

Enduring the freezing temperatures while sitting in snow for hours may be the first challenge that pops to your mind when thinking about snow photography. It certainly was not the last. There were many more. I was thrilled when I learned I'd be spending this winter in Finland, giving me the opportunity to experiment with snow photography. Having never photographed snow before, I got myself physically and mentally ready. But when I arrived, I found that while physically I was

The opening of my new exhibition, Thousand Words of Snow, or in Finnish TUHAT SANAA LUMELLE, is in two days. As I am too tired this evening for any more work, I thought it was a good opportunity to share with artists who have not yet had exhibitions what it is like to prepare for one. The first thing you should know is that it is a lot of work – much more than you expect, much more than meets the eye. It requires planning and thinking about art and administration, thinking bi

Four more days before my next photo exhibition: Thousand Words of Snow, that will be held from Feb 23 to March 23, in old Rauma, Finland