Learn how to capture the Milky Way and night skies. Our workshops teach you how to photograph the Milky Way, stars, and dramatic night landscapes using natural moonlight to bring your images to life.

Calling all wildlife lovers. Learn how to ethically approach wildlife, understand animal behavior, and capture stunning images in the wild.

Designed for photographers who have attended our workshops and want additional time to practice their editing and post-processing techniques with a one-on-one session. 

The Wilder Blog

beaver wrestling tangled tree branches across rocks in a Colorado canyon river spillway
Trip Report
Evie Wilder

Beavers in Colorado Rockies & Grand Teton NP

From a moonlit pond in central Colorado to a bustling beaver colony in Grand Teton, these are the stories of photographing nature’s ecosystem engineers and the quiet hours of waiting that make every encounter worth it.

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Sandhill crane with wings fully outstretched in courtship display at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge
Trip Report
Evie Wilder

Sandhill Crane Migration

Snow falling. A bone-chilling wind cutting through every layer, instantly freezing me in the fourteen-degree temperature. Seriously questioning my decision to leave the warmth of home during a snowstorm to photograph the Sandhill Cranes, I made my way in the dark to a frozen bird blind at Bosque del Apache. Silence.

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Shiras bull and cow moose walking together through a Colorado meadow during fall rut
Trip Report
Evie Wilder

Moose Romance: Photographing Colorado’s Wildside

What was supposed to be a quiet, easy night turned into one romantic afternoon… for the moose! We’d decided to take a break after teaching back-to-back workshops for a quiet sunset shoot when a couple of swamp donkeys stole the show.

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