Focus on Bird Photography

Article: Backyard Bird Photography Gear Guide.Good stuff, and good how-to advice, for bird photographers; Updated for Holidays 2012

These accessories can help you capture your feathered friends—photographically, of course—whether you’re far afield or in your own backyard.

Article: Bird Man: A portfolio of John Isaac's close encounters of the avian kind.Celebrate National Bird Day with this expert wildlife photographer's pristine images of his feathered friends.

To celebrate National Bird Day (January 5), we asked world-renowned travel and wildlife photographer John Isaac to share some of his best bird photos!

Blog: Bird is the Word...And The Image.Happy National Bird Day!

Article: Scott Bourne Interview—AdoramaTV.reDefine with Tamara Lackey

In this episode of reDefine Tamara Lackey joined photographer, and controversial media personality, Scott Bourne, in his Las Vegas studio.

Article: Wildlife Service: Beyond Long Lenses.How to choose all the gear you need to bag great shots of animals in the wild--and why DSLRs make a difference

The stock in trade of the wildlife photographer is the telephoto lens. Most animals are small and get spooked when humans are near.

Article: Wildlife Photographer Will Burrard-Lucas—AdoramaTV.How'd They Do That?

Adorama Photography TV presents "How'd They Do That?" featuring wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas.

Article: Adorama Photographs America: Birding in South Florida.When and where to get great bird shots in the sunshine state

Birds are beautiful subjects for photography, but getting close enough for good pictures is often frustrating. One of the best places for getting close is south Florida.

Article: Top Ten Wildlife Photography Tips.From the Perfect Picture School of Photography

Follow these shooting suggestions and you'll be bagging winners in no time

Article: Binoculars For Photographers .Enhance your observation and expand your vision

Do you take lots of pictures outdoors? Do you often shoot scenic vistas, landscapes, wildlife, birds, or sporting events?

Article: How to photograph wildlife in your backyard.Your next subject may be hiding under your deck

Whether you live in the city or the ‘burbs, critters are plentiful. During your staycation, you can hone your wildlife photography skills by capturing winged and pawed creatures in your yard or in the ‘hood. (What--you've never seen a pidgeon before?)