New England Wildlife and Nature

08/30/2022

I love photographing eagles. It is one of the many reasons I am drawn to Alaska. I love this beach it is just loaded with Eagles. On this particular day my group spent the morning photographing them hanging around the tide pools. We got reflections, flight shots, portraits etc. It was fun.

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John Slonina.

Bio: John Slonina is a pro nature photographer. His company Slonina Photography leads photo tours across North America. He is also published in many books and magazines. Please visit our website if you would like more info.

08/10/2019

Sea Otter Paradise Alaska
Mother and Pup. We spent a lot of time photographing hundreds of otters. It was a blast.

06/18/2019

Great Horned Owl Chick. With its long, earlike tufts, intimidating yellow-eyed stare, and deep hooting voice, the Great Horned Owl is the quintessential owl of storybooks. This powerful predator can take down birds and mammals even larger than itself, but it also dines on daintier fare such as tiny scorpions, mice, and frogs. It’s one of the most common owls in North America, equally at home in deserts, wetlands, forests, grasslands, backyards, cities, and almost any other semi-open habitat between the Arctic and the tropics.

09/23/2017

Fall Color in New England join us in Paradise

See you on the trail

http://www.sphotography.com/new-england-fall-foliage-instructional-photo-tour/

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04/17/2017

Spring is here

01/11/2016

Photography Workshops and Tours

09/25/2015

The September 2015 Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park photo tour is over. It was a blast. We have a pack of wolves chasing a bison heard, 8 Grizzly bears, several Black Bears, Pronghorns, Bison, Elk, Coyotes, Foxes, and a Bald Eagle.

We also did a lot of landscape photography. We were lucky, snow at the higher elevations gave us snow capped mountains and opened up several opportunities. Fall color was great in the North Side of Grand Tetons and the Wind River Range.

I also would like to say thanks to my group. We traveled all over the place and had a lot of great surprises. Thanks again

07/01/2015

Photography Workshops and Tours

Really Small Group Size (6 people) All Skill Levels Expert Instruction Transportation to and from field locations Best Locations at the best time Fun Photo Critiques Educational High Return Rate

04/25/2015

The Atlantic puffin is a species of seabird in the auk family. Nesting around the edges of the North Atlantic, this puffin is sought after by birdwatchers who visit Maine or eastern Canada in summer. Forages while swimming underwater. Does most foraging within 50' of surface, but can dive to about 200'.
During my Acadia Tour we travel by boat and land (weather permitting) on an island that has hundreds of puffins and razorbills just a few feet in front of us. It is an incredible experience. On the way back we photograph seals. Lighthouses, and coastal harbors.
Acadia National Park, Maine: Instructional Photo Tours and Workshops

http://www.sphotography.com/acadia-photo-tour/

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11/08/2014

Slonina Nature Photography

Florida Wildlife (Everglades etc) Smokies Alaska Northern Lights Maine Coast Acadia White Mountains NH South West (Utah) Yellowstone/ Grand Tetons Delmarva Washington State (Rainier & Olympic) New Engand Daytrips Bears Alaska

06/24/2014

Sunrise Acadia National Park from Cadillac Mountain

When you are at this location you are one of the first people in the country to see sunrise depending on the time of year.

06/10/2014

Atlantic Puffins
One of the classic new england trips

I love their nick name sea parrot

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05/07/2014

http://www.sphotography.com/photoblog/2014/5/7/quick-photography-tip-silhouettes

When shooting Silhouettes do not let too much of the foreground go black Look at the foreground since it went black I wasted the bottom 25% of the picture. This is a much stronger image. I did let some of the bottom of the image go black. This allows the viewer to see how the tree is anchored and th…