Field Notes & Print Guides

Writing on wildlife photography, print materials and the animals Lynn photographs.

• How to Photograph Wildlife: Field Craft From a Working Biologist — Most wildlife photographs fail because the photographer arrived, shot, and left. Lynn Starnes spent 38 years as a wildlife biologist before she was known for he
• Wildlife Photos on Canvas: What to Know Before You Buy — Canvas is the most forgiving way to hang wildlife photography - no glare, real texture, and no frame required. Here is how to choose the right image, the right
• Canvas, Metal, or Acrylic? How to Choose the Right Print for Wildlife Photography — Not sure which print material is right for your space? Learn how canvas, metal, and acrylic each bring out different qualities in wildlife photography - and how
• Behind the Shot: Tracking Bobcats in Winter — Lynn Starnes shares the story behind her bobcat photography - tracking wild cats through frozen wilderness, and what it takes to capture a rare moment in the wi