Photography Articles

Getting the most from time afield means recording the events of the day. Here are some tips to help shorten the learning curve for taking good photos of your fur trophies.

You don’t need a complicated and expensive camera to capture outstanding images in the field. Here’s how to do it with your phone.

You’ve killed a wild turkey and want to capture the scene with several top-notch photos. Here are seven of the author’s favorite poses.

The author provides suggestions on how to improve your “grip and grin” whitetail photos in the field.

You don’t have to be a professional photographer to take great hunting pics. Here are several tips to remember in the field this fall.

Regardless of when you catch a memorable fish, it pays to take great photos. Check out these six easy-to-remember tips so your memory of the experience never fades with time.

Whitetail Journal has narrowed the entrants of this year’s cover photo contest down to FOUR finalists! The winner will be selected by YOU. View and vote on these four finalists below.

Everybody loves a good baby photo shoot. Even "Maggie" the deer.

Minnesota naturalist and photographer Mark “Sparky'' Stensaas has captured some of the most sought-after species of North American wildlife. But he won't pass up a good shot of a squirrel. Or a chipmunk.