Photography Tips, Techniques & Stories by David Williams

Expert Fine Art & Editorial Photography Insights from PPA Master Photographer David Williams

Review of the PPA Master’s Program by David Williams — costs, benefits, and insights.

PPA.com Masters Program, is it worth it?

By David Williams • August 2, 2025

PPA Master Photographer David Williams reviews the PPA Master’s Program—costs, benefits, and whether earning this credential truly advances your photography career.

David Williams explores how photographers define identity in fine art and editorial work.

Photography, Who Do You Want To Be?

By David Williams • January 6, 2025

Explore how to define your photographic identity. David Williams (PPA Master Photographer) guides you to choose your path in fine art, editorial, or social media photography.

Continuing the story of life on safari through a photographer’s wife’s eyes — Part Two.

A Wildlife Photographer's Wife's Experience on Safari in Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda

By David Williams • August 24, 2024

Get a unique wife’s view of life on safari. Part II of “A Wildlife Photographer’s Wife’s Perspective,” with stories, lessons, and images from Africa.

David Williams shares the lenses and gear he relies on for wildlife and fine art photography.

The Photography Lenses I Use

By David Williams • April 7, 2024

Discover which lenses I use for fine art, wildlife, and editorial photography. David Williams shares gear choices to help you refine your creative toolkit.

How to capture stunning wildlife photos using affordable gear and practical techniques.

Wildlife Photography Gear On the Cheap?

By David Williams • February 9, 2024

Discover budget-friendly gear for wildlife photography. David Williams shares affordable lenses, accessories, and tips to get excellent results without breaking the bank.

Inside a typical day for wildlife photographer David Williams — work, patience, and passion.

An Average Day, Wildlife Photographer

By David Williams • November 1, 2023

Step into the daily life of a wildlife photographer: early mornings, unexpected encounters, long waits, and the passion driving every frame.

A photographer’s wife shares her emotional and personal view of life on safari in Africa.

African Safari, a photographer's Wife's Perspective

By Sheri Williams • August 10, 2023

Go behind the scenes of a wildlife safari through my wife’s eyes. Stories, emotional reflections, and intimate moments from Kenya and Uganda.

Fine art and editorial photo blog by David Williams sharing ways to keep your passion for photograph

Keeping Your Passion for Photography Alive, Part II

By David Williams • May 6, 2023

Reignite your love for photography with insights from PPA Master Photographer David Williams. Learn how to stay creative, inspired, and connected to your art.

Travel photography gear setup by David Williams — packing and protection tips on the road.

How I Travel with Camera Gear

By David Williams • February 26, 2023

Learn how I pack, protect, and travel with camera gear safely and efficiently. Tips from a wildlife photographer’s field experience.

My camera lens kit by David Williams — insights into the lenses I choose for my photography.

Which Camera lenses do I use?

By David Williams • January 2, 2023

Discover which camera lenses I choose for fine art, wildlife, and editorial photography — and why each one is in my kit.

David Williams Photography | PPA Master Photographer specializing in African wildlife, indigenous culture, American Southwest landscapes, and LDS Temple fine art prints.

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All product(s) specifications are as described on the product description, shown prior to purchase. The Company will review the product specifications occasionally so reserves the right to amend the specifications of any of our product(s) without prior notice (with the exception of Limited Edition prints where editions have been sold previously). Pre-ordered products in particular are subject to variations in product specification and appearance. The Company endeavors to display and describe as accurately as possible the colors of our product(s) which appear on our website or product descriptions, but cannot undertake to give any assurance that the colors of product(s) supplied will exactly match those displayed on your monitor. This is a consequence of multi-standard color systems, notably the international screen based color system of RGB and the print color system of CMYK. All products are tested and proofed by David Williams to ensure accurate color representation.

Limited Editions Artworks:

The total number of prints listed under each Limited Edition Artwork represents the total number of collectors’ prints being produced commercially for that artwork. No more will be produced for sale once all prints have sold out. We reserve the right to produce up to two ‘Artist’s Proofs’ (AP) for each artwork, in addition to the editions quoted, but if these are produced they are not normally intended for commercial sale.

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Orders will normally be processed and shipped within 10 working days of receipt of cleared payment, unless stated otherwise. During periods of high demand this may be extended but we will notify the customer if we anticipate there being a longer order processing period.

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If an order is damaged in transit please do not sign for acceptance of the delivery. We will require the courier to return the damaged product to us so that we can send a replacement or issue a refund accordingly. If an order is confirmed lost or stolen in transit we will issue a full refund or replacement (subject to availability of further editions).

Photography Tips, Techniques & Stories by David Williams﻿

Expert Fine Art & Editorial Photography Insights from PPA Master Photographer David Williams

David Williams Photography | PPA Master Photographer specializing in African wildlife, indigenous culture, American Southwest landscapes, and LDS Temple fine art prints.

The following terms and conditions apply to the supply of products by David Williams Photography (the Company) to you (the customer).

Introduction:

How the contract is formed between you and us:

Limited Editions Artworks:

Payment:

Delivery/ Shipping/Returns:

David Williams Photography | PPA Master Photographer specializing in African wildlife, indigenous culture, American Southwest landscapes, and LDS Temple fine art prints

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Photography Tips, Techniques & Stories by David Williams