Nature photography blog – tips, equipment & experiences

Welcome to my nature photography blog. Here you will find practical tips, experience reports and equipment recommendations for your own photography in nature.

Equipment

Weiße Strände und Palmen - typisch für die Malediven.

Experiences

Naturfotograf im Regen

Tips & Tricks

Am Flaucher sammeln sich viele Schwäne - perfekt für Naturfotografen.

In Munich

Eine DSLR-Kamerafalle an einem Felsen zur Fotografie von wilden Luchsen.

Camera traps

The latest blog posts

Marmots at the Grossglockner – a magical nature experience

Marmots at the Grossglockner – a magical nature experience

Marmots can be seen up close on the Grossglockner – a highlight for nature photographers. In this article, I share my experiences, give tips on observing and photographing these charming Alpine inhabitants and show you how to photograph them respectfully in their natural environment.

Ausstellung "Wildes München" im Museum Mensch und Natur in München.

Photo exhibition: “Wild Munich”

Munich is wilder than you might think. Together with three colleagues, I explored the urban nature of our city photographically – from urban foxes to birds of prey. The “Wild Munich” exhibition at the Museum Mensch und Natur shows our pictures and invites you to become active yourself. Visitors can submit their own nature conservation projects and win great prizes.

Am Flaucher sammeln sich viele Schwäne - perfekt für Naturfotografen.

Nature photography at the Flaucher

The Flaucher, an idyllic stretch of the Isar in Munich, offers nature photographers fascinating motifs all year round. From mating greylag geese to majestic swans – here you can experience animals up close in an urban environment. In this article, I share my experiences and give tips for successful shots in this special place.

What is a camera trap?

What is a camera trap?

Camera traps provide fascinating insights into the lives of shy wild animals – without any human presence. In this article, I explain how PIR sensors and light barriers work, the technology behind them and how camera traps are used in research, species conservation and nature photography.

3Lynx Fotoausstellung in Prag.

3Lynx – Exhibition in Prague

The 3Lynx exhibition in Prague presents impressive photographs and information about the Eurasian lynx. Visitors can learn more about cross-border conservation projects, habitats and the importance of international cooperation for the conservation of this majestic feline predator.

Eine Manati-Mutter schwimmt eng an ihr Junges geschmiegt durch das klare Wasser einer Quelle in Florida. Der sandige Boden reflektiert das Licht, während die beiden Tiere ruhig nebeneinander treiben.

Manatees – A visit to the gentle giants of Crystal River

In Crystal River, Florida, I experienced the fascinating manatees up close. These gentle giants frequent the region’s warm springs in winter and offer unique photo opportunities. In this article, I share my experiences, give tips for respectful encounters and show you how best to photograph these impressive animals.

Feisol Stativ auf der Waage

Tripods for nature photography: recommendations

Choosing the right tripod is crucial for successful nature shots. In this article, I share my experiences with various models – from beginner to professional tripods. Find out what is important in terms of stability, weight and area of use and find the right tripod for your photographic adventures.

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