This live wildlife photography editing session brought together photographers from around the world for a highly interactive training where Simon critiqued audience-submitted images and demonstrated his full Lightroom editing workflow in real time. Attendees praised the practical feedback, advanced masking techniques, and clear teaching style throughout the event.

A live training with Charles Glatzer focused on how to consistently capture stronger wildlife images by improving exposure and in-camera technique, not relying on editing to fix mistakes. He also walked through real images from his portfolio, explaining exactly how and why each shot was captured.

Wildlife photographers often miss the moment because they react too late. In this training, Russell Graves shows how understanding animal behavior and environmental cues allows photographers to anticipate wildlife activity and position themselves before the action unfolds.

In this masterclass, Helen Grose teaches you how to consistently find wildlife by combining research, observation, and behavioral awareness into a repeatable fieldcraft system. Instead of relying on luck, you’ll learn how to anticipate movement, read habitat, and position yourself for stronger wildlife encounters.

Gerry van der Walt explores how intention shapes stronger wildlife images, showing photographers how to visualize the final image before shooting and make more deliberate creative decisions in the field. This training focuses on moving beyond technical correctness to create images that tell meaningful, lasting stories.

Simon d’Entremont breaks down how the decisions you make in the field directly affect how much flexibility you have when editing wildlife photos. This training shows how cleaner backgrounds, better angles, thoughtful lens choice, and light direction lead to stronger files and easier post-processing.

Ray Hennessy’s shows wildlife photographers how to bring out clean detail, accurate color, and natural depth using a fast Photoshop workflow. You’ll see how Camera Raw, AI masking, and simple light-shaping steps work together to create stronger images than Lightroom alone can provide. Perfect for anyone who wants more control and cleaner results without slowing down.

Learn how to create images that stand out in wildlife photography contests with insights from National Geographic photographer Andy Parkinson. Discover what judges look for, how to refine your entries, and the creative habits that lead to award-winning results.

Learn how to read and predict bird behavior with Espen Helland in this training replay. Discover practical techniques for finding, approaching, and photographing wildlife ethically to capture authentic, powerful images.

Discover how to capture clean, artistic bird photos using simple, repeatable field techniques from one of the world’s top bird photographers—Alan Murphy. This free training gives you real-world tips you can use right away, no matter your skill level or gear.

Learn how to choose the right camera, lens, and gear setup for your wildlife photography—based on real-world needs, not hype.

Learn how award-winning photographer Andrew Parkinson creates emotionally powerful wildlife images using light, trust, and storytelling. This session also includes rare insights into how he judges Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

Turn lifeless images into clean, vibrant wildlife photos with Simon’s step-by-step editing approach—no over-editing, just real results.

Learn how to create powerful wildlife images that tell a deeper story by including the environment. In this training, Matt Shannon shows how to blend landscape and wildlife photography for impact, emotion, and meaning.

Learn how to build a compelling wildlife photography portfolio using Jaymi Heimbuch’s 12 Shots Framework. This training shows you how to add variety, storytelling, and purpose to every image you share.

Learn how to master exposure in challenging lighting conditions with wildlife photographer Russell Graves. This training covers real-world techniques for handling snow, shadows, backlight, and high-contrast scenes with confidence.

Learn how to combine technical control, creative light, and thoughtful composition to create artistic bird photographs. In this training, Isaac Grant shares his step-by-step approach to capturing images that go beyond documentation and tell a visual story.

Learn how to confidently process both sharp “freeze” images and creative motion blur “flow” shots in Lightroom, Photoshop, and Topaz with Gerry van der Walt. This training replay shows you practical workflows, essential tools, and editing strategies to bring your wildlife photos to life.

Jumpstart your creativity with this replay from Jaymi Heimbuch. Learn 3 simple challenges that will break you out of a rut, add variety to your portfolio, and make wildlife photography fun again.

This training shows how to read and use light intentionally in any situation, even when conditions are far from ideal. Gregory Basco breaks down a practical approach to controlling mood, depth, and impact so you can create stronger images without waiting for perfect light.