Camera Trap Photography: Photographer Robert Yone on the Art

Have you ever wondered about the secrets of camera trap wildlife photography? Find out how one photographer captures striking images of big cats and more in this interview with expert Robert Yone. Inspiration in photography can comes in all shapes and sizes. Recently, while scrolling through social media, I came across an image by photographer Robert Yone that stopped me in my tracks. In the photograph, a wild bobcat casually walks through deep fresh snow directly towards the camera. Its piercing gaze looks frankly into the lens with one paw lifted, tentative, belaying cautious motion. The bobcat is surrounded by trees heavy with snow and softly fading mountains in the background. The image is tack sharp, immaculately lit, and captivating in its simple beauty. Perfect moments like this captured once are luck. Robert Yone has an entire portfolio full of wildlife captured by a camera trap. This is skill and dedication worthy of recognition. I immediately reached out to Yone and found a warm, kind gentleman, knowledgeable in his craft and willing to share his work and secrets with us. I asked him for an interview. His insights and technical expertise are fascinating. As with many photographers, Robert Yone […]

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