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As a wildlife photographer, my work is all about storytelling — not just through single images, but by building visual narratives that capture the essence of the wild. Whether it’s a behavioural moment between two birds or the quiet intensity of a coastal black bear feeding at low tide, my goal is to present the full story. This means capturing multiple angles, documenting behaviours, and freezing action as it unfolds in real time.

Jordan Griffith is a landscape and wildlife photographer based out of Tempe, Arizona. He's spent hours upon hours at the Lower Salt River and Gilbert Riparian Preserve in Arizona with his Sony Alpha 7 III. “My Sony Alpha camera is one of my prized possessions,” he says. “The places this camera has taken me are places I never imagined I’d go in such little time. Photography is truly a lifelong passion of mine and Sony has made that possible.” Keep reading below as Jordan shares his go-to camera and lenses for landscape and wildlife photography.

Magnus Winbjörk (@winbjorkphoto) is wildlife and nature photographer based in the northern part of Sweden, in Swedish Lapland. “My great passion is capturing all the beauty that Mother Nature has to offer in photographs,” he shares. “I am also deeply committed to achieving technically perfect shots, always striving for the highest possible image quality in every situation, which is why I place very high demands on my equipment, as I constantly push it to the limit." Winbjörk also hosts photography tours in northern Sweden catering to photographers from all over the world who want to see and experience the unique landscapes and wildlife the area has to offer. We came across this beautifully detailed image of a puffin he posted to Instagram and had to learn more. Keep reading as he shares the story behind the shot.

The Gear 🤝The Photos

See the gear Sony Alpha Collective member Sal D’Alia took to Banff to capture stunning winter landscape and nature photography.

The Gear

• Sony Alpha 7R V
• Sony 24-70mm f/2.8 G Master II

Creativity is the lifeblood of any photographer or videographer. Whether you’re facing a creative block or just looking for new ways to inspire your work,  finding sources of inspiration and techniques can reignite your passion. Here are five tips to help spark your creativity and take your content creation to the next level.

You don’t need a giant content creation rig to produce big results. Watch as YouTuber and Sony Artisan Miguel Quiles shows how he sets up his Sony Alpha 7CR "mini rig" for content creation in this episode of creator setups.

Kristīne Zāle (@macro.viewpoint) is passionate about capturing nature's vibrant, dreamy details through macro and flower photography. “My love for photography started over 10 years ago, inspired by my dad, and truly took off when I discovered macro photography” she says. “I enjoy working with a shallow depth of field to highlight the beauty in the often-overlooked details of nature." For nearly three years, Zāle has been shooting with Sony Alpha gear, including the legendary Sony 90mm f/2.8 Macro G lens. "It's perfect for my close-up nature work, and I regularly share my photography, tips and tutorials on Instagram.” We caught up with Zāle to learn more about her single camera and lens macro kit – keep reading as she shares what’s in her bag.

As a Vancouver portrait and fine art photographer I feel my job is to connect with people, capture authentic moments and tell stories through my images.

My style is punchy with a flair for the cinematic and I use strobes and flashes to get the drama in my pictures. Natural light can be some of the most beautiful, but it is more often than not coming from the wrong direction,  it can be high contrast with harsh shadows, or it could be overcast and dull.  The artificial light also gives adds  more pop to colours and freezes motion better for sharper shots.