The human population is growing and growing and so is the human impact on the environment.
I guess most of us are aware of what effect for example climate change and habitat destruction have on the planet. Nevertheless, there are several other activities that have a major effect on animals and plants that many people are not aware of.
This blog post will deal with the less thought of things humans do that disrupt wildlife and nature.
In 2018 we spent three months in one of the most beautiful regions of Germany: Berchtesgaden. Ranging from impressive mountain structures to enchanting lakes the south-eastern tip of the country offers a variety of nature highlights for every landscape photographer.
Read this blog to find out our five photographic highlights in this area.
We are going through the hassle of maintaining both, Instagram and Facebook (additionally to this website) and often we get asked: is Facebook still worth the effort? Find out about that in this post as well as some tips how to expand your reach on Facebook.
In honour of World Elephant Day we will introduce you to a topic which is often overlooked and not taken very serious: wildlife crime.
Wildlife crime is one of the world’s most lucrative criminal industry, right after drugs, arms and human trafficking. It is also responsible for millions of deaths each year.
But what is wildlife crime actually? And what can we do to end it? In todays post we will introduce you to this mournful topic.
Water bottles, toothbrushes, shampoo bottles, pens, or even laptops and phones are all things we undoubtedly use every day and they all have one thing in common: they are all made of plastic. Plastic is basically everywhere in our society and it almost seems impossible to avoid it. In today’s post we will give you some facts about one of the worlds biggest problems: the plastic pollution.
Recently we went on a road trip through western Europe. A couple of apps made our trip so much easier from planning the trip to editing images and presenting spots. We want to present you the most useful apps for traveling and photography, to perfectly prepare you for your next road trip!
Since I first heard the word ‘drone’ in combination with photography I knew that I want one. No, that I need one! The perspectives and possibilities you have when flying a drone are endless. As soon as I heard of the DJI Mavic Air, I knew it would be the perfect drone for me. If this appeared to be right, you will read in this little review. I will focus on photography rather than on videography as this is all I tested out so far!
The shadow ban is still an ongoing issue and hard discussed subject on Instagram. As I was a victim myself, I thought it might be a good idea to share my experience. I will explain what the shadowban actually is, how you can detect it and what you can do yourself to overcome it.
It’s been a while since our last blog post as we were pretty busy writing on our research proposal for our Bachelor thesis. But eventually we found the time to share a new blog post with you. And it is even a new theme!
With this post we introduce our theme “Have you heard of…?”. With this theme we want to introduce organizations or people that we find interesting or worked with and that we think are worth knowing of. Most likely this organization/person will have to do something with wildlife/nature conservation. We will start with Animal 360, enjoy!
The most horrible sentence a photographer encounters way too often is: “Oh wow, that’s an epic shot, you must have a good camera!”. It is not, simply not, just about the camera. A decent picture is about so much more. It is planning a shot, finding a spot, be there when the light is perfect, compose the shot, find the right settings and eventually edit it the way you perceived it. One single picture can actually take quite a lot of time! In the end everyone is taking pictures in a different way. Read this post to get to know my way of taking epic landscape pictures!
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