Night Wildlife Photography in Costa Rica: A Complete Field Guide

The Tarcoles Bridge on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast draws visitors for one reason: one of the highest concentrations of large American crocodiles in the Americas. Here’s what to expect and how to photograph them.

The Sanderling is one of the most dynamic shorebird subjects in Costa Rica. This guide covers identification, the best locations on the Pacific coast, and how to photograph these high-energy sandpipers working the Guanacaste surf line.

Costa Rica’s Pacific coast estuaries hold some of the densest American crocodile populations in Central America. Here is how to photograph them safely and well.

Timing is everything in wildlife photography, and Costa Rica offers two very different shooting seasons that each bring their own rewards. After years of photographing here, I have learned that the best time depends entirely on what you want to shoot and how you feel about rain. See also our Sierpe and Drake Bay, Costa…

The Hoffmann’s two-toed sloth is one of Costa Rica’s most iconic photography subjects — and one of its most misunderstood. Here’s how to find and photograph this cryptic canopy mammal.

Corcovado is the most biodiverse place in Costa Rica — possibly in all of Central America. Here’s how to approach it as a wildlife photographer.