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0 Comments / By Colby Brown / November 18, 2019

Brown Bear Fishing in River for Alaska Photography Workshop Tour

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.



  • With Summer quickly approaching, it is almost time for "Bear season" once again! Can't wait to be back up in Alaska looking for these gorgeous brutes! Have you been to Alaska before?
  • A beautiful Yellow Eyelash Pit Viper found in the jungles of Costa Rica. Such a beautiful creature! Sony a1 w/ 90mm f/2.8 Macro #SonyAlpha #sonyambassador
  • The Collared Aracari is one beautiful bird that is part of the Toucan family. Have you seen one of these in Costa Rica before? Sony a7R V w/600mm f/4 GM #sonyalpha #sonyambassador #birdstagram #birdsphotography #birdsofinstagram
  • A close-up look at the "Phantom of the North", the Great Grey Owl. Sony a1 II w/ 600mm f/4 + 1.4 TC plus Topaz Gigapixel for enlarging #sonyalpha #sonyambassador
  • There is nothing quite like seeing the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone from the air. Since drones are illegal in National Parks, I had to rent a sightseeing plane from Jackson Hole and have it fly high above the park. The views were definitely worth it in the end! Sony a9 w/ 70-200 f/2.8 GM #sonyalpha #sonyambassador
  • Are Dinosaurs still alive? Sometime when I am shooting macro wildlife photography, I get the sense that they are still walking among us! There is something truly special about macro wildlife photography! This is a Green Anole (Dactyoa Frenata) that I photographed in Costa Rica. The detail, color, and sharpness are simply mind-blowing. Be sure to swipe to the left to see this photo in full resolution! Have you shot any macro wildlife photography before? Sony a1 w/ 90mm f/2.8 Macro #sonyalpha #sonyambassador
  • For the past two weeks, I have been using the new Sony400-800mm f/6.3-8 G OSS to photograph wildlife in Spain. The 400-800 is Sony’s longest lens ever, reaching an incredible 800mm! As a wildlife photographer, I find this specialty focal range perfect for photographing various species from a distance, making it ideal for sports and aerial photographers as well.  I was blown away by this lens's crisp sharpness, fast AF, internal zooming, and compression, especially at that ultra-telephoto end of 800mm. While my main focus was in finding and photographing the famous Iberian Lynx, I was able to take advantage of using the impressive 400-800 range to capture plenty of images and slow motion videos of a variety of bird species in the region. If you need a super telephoto birding or wildlife lens, this might be the one for you!! What questions do you have? #SonyAlpha #SonyAmbassador #sponsoredbysony
  • A portrait of one of my favorite birds on the planet...the Atlantic Puffin. They always look adorable! Sony a1 w/ 400mm f/2.8 GM #SonyAmbassador #sonyalpha
  • A Bald Eagle about to snag another chum salmon after gorging itself along the river banks of the Chilkat River. They are such incredible birds of prey! Sony a1 / 600mm f/4 GM #SonyAmbassador #sonyalpha
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