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Leave a Comment / By Colby Brown / March 26, 2024

About Me

Colby is a photographer, photo educator and author based out of Eastern Pennsylvania. Specializing in landscape, travel and wildlife photography, his body of work spans the four corners of the globe and covers all 7 continents. He has been a Sony Ambassador and Sony Artisan since 2015.

He is also the founder of the humanitarian photo organization The Giving Lens, which blends the art form of photography with the focus and purpose of giving back to those in need around the world.



  • The Eyelash Pit Viper (Bothriechis schlegelii) is an incredible species of snake found in parts of Central and South America. These smaller vipers are arboreal (live in trees) and are ambush predators. They get their name "Eyelash" because of the scales that can be found above their eyes. This beautiful species comes in various "color morphs" that can drastically alter the color patterns found on these snakes. I like to call this particular one the "Xmas Morph" as it is green with hints of red/tan color patterns. Be sure to swipe left to see the full image! Sony a1 w/ 90mm f/2.8 macro #sonyambassador #sonyalpha @sonyalpha @world_of_snakes_ #snakesofinstagram
  • It is hard to beat the adorable factor of a wild, four-month-old, Three-toed sloth found in the jungles of Costa Rica. My workshop clients and I spent at least 30 minutes with her as she moved through this tree. I had never seen a young one this close before! Be sure to swipe left to see the full image! Sony a1 w/ 70-200 f/2.8 GM II #sonyalpha #sonyambassador @sonyalpha #wildlifephotography
  • Keel-billed Toucans are both incredibly funny looking and insanely beautiful birds. Their colorful beaks are almost purely hollow, making them very lightweight. They can be found in central and South America, but only Brazil has them listed as their national bird. Be sure to swipe left to see more images of these amazing creatures! Sony a1 w/400mm and 600mm GM lenses #SonyAmbassador #SonyAlpha #birdsofinstagram #birdlife
  • The Lofoten Islands of Norway never cease to amazing me... especially during the winter/Aurora season! Anyone planning on shooting the northern lights this winter? Sony A7r5 w/ 16-35 f/2.8 GM II #sonyalpha #sonyambassador
  • I watched an adorable Day Gecko enjoy a little snack this afternoon in Madagascar. These colorful creatures are so much fun to observe and photograph. Madagascar is full of them! #igreels #reelitfeelit #wildlifephotography #macrophotography #macromood
  • There is something truly majestic about photographing a Bald Eagle in flight! I found this juvenile (which explains why their head isn't fully white) up in Haines, Alaska for the final salmon run of the season. Be sure to swipe left to see the full resolution of this amazing bird! Taken with a Sony a1 w/ 600mm f/4 GM #sonyartisan #sonyambassador #sonyalpha @sonyalpha #birdsofinstagram #birdlovers #birdlife
  • This is the Red Eyes Green Tree Frog, arguably the most popular frog on the planet thanks to the increase of tourism to Costa Rica where these guys (& gals) can be fairly common. Have you seen one before? Be sure to swipe left to see the other images... Taken with the Sony a1 w/ 90mm f/2.8 Macro Lens. #sonyartisan #sonyambassador @sonyalpha
  • An adorable baby Helmeted Chameleon found in the jungles of Eastern Uganda. Taken with a Sony a1 w/ 90mm f/2.8 Macro Lens #sonyambassador #sonyartisan @sonyalpha
  • A Jaguar gets an early morning drink just after sunrise along the banks of a river in the Pantanal region of Brazil. They are definitely one of my favorite large cats on the planet! Sony a1 w/ 600mm f/4 GM #sonyalpha #sonyartisan #sonyambassador
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