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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 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.

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Penguins are amazingly adorable creatures. They are incredibly social, family focused and like to have fun. I can (and have) spent hours watching them interact, engage and swim throughout the Antarctic waters in the deep South. Is Antarctica on your own personal bucket list? Sony a9 w/ 400 f/2.8 GM lens #BeAlpha #sonyalpha

What an incredible Sunrise this morning out at Sparks Lake here in Oregon. I am in the region this week for @sony 's annual Kando event that brings together ambassadors, influencers, Sony engineers and workshop attendees to an awesome location focused on learning, collaboration and feedback to help shape the future of Sony's products as well as the photography industry as a whole. This image was taken with a Sony a7R IV with the 24-79 f/2.8 GM lens. Swipe right to see all 61 megapixels of goodness! What should I tell Sony engineers to include in future products? #sonykandotrip #BeAlpha @sonyalpha

As one of the most diverse wildlife locations on the planet, the Lower Amazon Basin and Pantanal regions of Brazil are teaming with wildlife photography opportunities. By swiping left you can see a gorgeous male Jaguar at sunset, a pair of capuchin monkeys and an amazing Southern tamandua. I am heading back to the Pantanal in early October for a photo workshop and I recently had two openings (1 male and 1 female). Tomorrow is the last day to sign up to join, so reach out via DM or follow the link in my IG bio to get more info. Have you watched Planet Earth 2? This location is where they filmed all of the Jaguar scenes while they were hunting Caimen!

The Valley of Tears in Iceland is one of my favorite spots found in the Central Highlands of the country. Between the glacier feed river and waterfalls that spill over from the side, there is alot to love when it comes to visiting this remote destination. What is one location in Iceland that you hope to explore in the near future?

The King of Africa! Nothing to me is more impressive then a portrait of a male 🦁. These big cats are some of my favorite animals to photograph in the world. Looking into their eyes gives me a sense of both amazement and fear. What do you feel when you look at this image? If you want to capture images like this, I will be back in South Africa this December for a series of photo workshops. Send me a DM if you are interested and want more info! Sony a7R III w/ 400 f/2.8 GM #sonyalpha #BeAlpha

Iceland is known as the land of a thousand waterfalls. No matter what time of year you visit, it seems as if the waterfalls are always flowing. Sure, things can get cold in winter and some of these falls will freeze over, but for the most part, you can always find rush water in Iceland if you look hard enough. What is your favorite thing about photographing waterfalls?

Today I am teaching a series of in-depth wildlife classes here at Sony's annual Kando event. Not only am I talking about what gear and lenses often work best, but also the importance of isolating your subject, paying attention to the background details, choosing the right settings, the value of research and much more! Swipe right to see much more detail of this image. Compared to other forms of photography, Wildlife presents its own set of challenges, which can be alot of fun to tackle head on. Have you tried wildlife photography before? What is your biggest challenge? Sony a9 w/ 200-600 f/5.6-6.3 G #BeAlpha #sonykandotrip @sonyalpha

The highlands of Iceland are one of my favorite unique areas of the world. The Rhyolite minerals found in these bills give them their unique colors and when you match that with a rare calm day at sunrise, the reflects can get insane! What is your favorite unique location in the world?

An incredible sunrise taken along the shores of Lago Pehoe in Torres del Paine National Park in Southern Patagonia. While locations around the globe like Patagonia can be extremely challenging to photograph because of the weather, it can also be the most rewarding when things line up in your favor. What is your favorite mountainous region of the world? For me, it probably would be Patagonia. Sony a7R II w/ 16-35 f/2.8 GM #sonyalpha #BeAlpha

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