Insects of the Peruvian Amazon
Each week, discover a new species photographed in the Peruvian Amazon. Through my field observations, photographs, and research, learn how these species live and what role they play in their ecosystem.
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Birds of the Peruvian Amazon
Each week, discover a new species photographed in the Peruvian Amazon. Through my field observations, photographs, and research, learn how these species live and what role they play in their ecosystem.
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Amphibians of the Peruvian Amazon
Each week, discover a new species photographed in the Peruvian Amazon. Through my field observations, photographs, and research, learn how these species live and what role they play in their ecosystem.
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My Photo Challenge: 1 Week, 1 Species
Each week, discover new species photographed in the Peruvian Amazon. Through my field observations, photographs, and research, learn how these species live and what role they play in their ecosystem.
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Depth of field: Finally understanding blur and sharpness
Why do some photos have a perfectly blurred background while others are sharp from front to back? In this guide, discover how to easily master depth of field.
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How to read a photography histogram
The histogram is often perceived as a technical tool reserved for experts. In practice, it’s primarily used to quickly understand light, avoid blown-out highlights, and achieve more precise exposure in photography.
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The exposure triangle for beginners
Does manual mode seem complicated? Discover a simple method to understand the exposure triangle, master aperture, shutter speed and ISO, and gradually take control of your photography.
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Photographer glossary
A complete photography glossary to quickly find all the techniques and concepts covered on the blog.
From the basics of exposure to advanced techniques in macro, landscape, and wildlife photography. -
Photographing birds in flight simple settings for sharp images
In this article, I share my simple settings and field reflexes that allowed me to obtain clear images of hummingbirds.
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Why I created this blog: Living World Journals
We are often told about nature as a problem to be managed. Yet, just a few meters from my home, a discreet and fascinating world exists.
