Because you can’t photograph what you can’t find.

PhotoWILD Magazine teaches you fieldcraft, plain and simple.

We focus on how to find wildlife, how to track wildlife, understanding their behavior, and how to safely and ethically get close.

PhotoWILD is not just another wildlife photography magazine. It’s the definitive guide to fieldcraft, behavior, and artistry — for serious photographers who want to master the craft at the highest level.

“I’ve learned more from one issue of PhotoWILD than from years of YouTube and other so-called ‘wildlife photography’ magazines.”

— James E., Colorado

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What Readers Are Saying

  • I am a bit obsessed with it. I love learning and this is hands down phenomenal. The articles are so good I feel like a sponge learning new and better ways to improve my photography.

    Lori Beyer Warwick

  • “Very impressed with what you guys are doing. . . and I totally agree with your approach to photography”

    Peter Hudson FRS, Willaman Professor of Biology, Penn State University

  • "Downright mind-blowing at times."

    Colleen Kilbain

  • “As someone who teaches biology, I appreciate how PhotoWILD connects ecological knowledge with visual storytelling. It bridges science and photography in a way that’s both intelligent and practical.”

    Dr. Sarah Kimball

  • “Honestly, I didn’t think I needed another subscription. But PhotoWILD surprised me — it’s not about gear and camera settings, it’s about how to actually see wildlife. It's completely changed my photography.”

    Marco Ruiz

  • “I was getting burned out on the same tips over and over. This is different. PhotoWILD made me look at the landscape totally differently. It's not just how much my photography has improved, it's how much richer the experience is now.”

    Alicia Thompson

FAQ

  • Most magazines focus on camera settings and gear reviews. PhotoWILD teaches fieldcraft - how to find, track, understand behavior, and approach wildlife. You can’t photograph what you can’t find. We’re the only publication dedicated to this critical skill that other magazines ignore.

  • Absolutely. Fieldcraft principles work whether you’re using a smartphone or a $10,000 telephoto lens. Our techniques focus on animal behavior and positioning, not complex camera settings. Many beginners tell us they get better shots than advanced photographers who only know technical skills.

  • YouTube wildlife photography is 90% gear reviews and basic camera tutorials. PhotoWILD covers advanced tracking techniques, reading animal sign, approach strategies, and ethical fieldcraft - the stuff you’d pay $1,000+ a day to learn in a workshop. This isn’t beginner content you can Google.

  • We're 100% subscriber-supported with zero advertisements. Other magazines make money from ads, so they focus on selling gear rather than teaching real skills. PhotoWILD is pure education - 100+ pages per issue of techniques I've developed over 20+ years in the field and charge thousands to teach in workshops.

  • Yes, one click in your account cancels immediately. No phone calls, no retention specialists, no hassle. Plus, you keep access until your current subscription period ends.

  • Quarterly - 4 issues per year. This gives us time to create substantial 100+ page issues with deep, field-tested content rather than rushing out thin monthly publications.

  • Yes, instantly. Your subscription includes the complete archive of all previous issues. Download them all immediately after subscribing.

  • Anyone who wants to find wildlife. The tracking, behavior, and approach techniques work whether you're carrying a camera, binoculars, or bow. We focus on understanding animals, not just photographing them.

    • Animal tracking and sign reading

    • Advanced composition

    • Seasonal behavior patterns

    • Understanding how to use specialized tools like floating blinds and hides

    • Approach strategies and positioning

    • Reading weather and terrain

    • Understanding to see the world the way animals do

    • Scent management and wind awareness

    • How to make your photography make a difference in wildlife conservation

    • Habitat analysis and hotspot identification

    • Ethical wildlife interaction principles

    And so much more. . .