Wildlife Photography Conference 2026 Streams Live December 7-9 With Fifteen Working Wildlife Photographers and a Full Year of Replays

KelbyOne's three-day online conference teaches the part of wildlife photography that isn't in the camera manual: reading behavior, anticipating the moment, and finishing the photo. Early-bird registration is $169, $130 off the regular $299, at kelbyonelive.com.

OLDSMAR, Fla., Nov. 3, 2026 — Registration is open for the Wildlife Photography Conference 2026, KelbyOne's three-day live online event streaming from KelbyOne Studios December 7–9, 2026. Fifteen working wildlife photographers, including Scott Kelby, Moose Peterson, Richard Bernabe, and Jonathan and Angela Scott, teach more than 20 sessions across two live tracks, and every attendee receives a full year of replay access. Early-bird registration is $169, regularly $299, at kelbyonelive.com.

Wildlife is one of the hardest subjects in photography to learn, because the subject doesn't take direction. The conference was built around that gap: fieldcraft and safari etiquette, bird photography, big cats, fine-art wildlife, in-camera creative techniques, and the Lightroom and Photoshop workflows that finish the photo.

"You can own the sharpest lens on the market and still come home with nothing, because the hard part was never the gear," said Scott Kelby, president and CEO of KelbyOne. "It's knowing what the animal is about to do three seconds before it does it. We built this conference around the people who know."

Session highlights include:

• A Grizzly Story and The Craft of Bird Photography with Moose Peterson
• Photographing Big Cats with Richard Bernabe
• An Essential Guide to Safari Etiquette with Jonathan and Angela Scott, the Big Cat People
• Underwater Wildlife Photography with the iPhone with Kelly Jones

The full lineup — Scott Kelby, Moose Peterson, Richard Bernabe, Colby Brown, Alex Cearns, Karen Hutton, Kelly Jones, Erik Kuna, Kristi Odom, Ian Plant, Kathleen Reeder, Rick Sammon, Deborah Sandidge, and Jonathan and Angela Scott, with Larry Becker hosting — and the complete schedule are posted at kelbyonelive.com.

Early-bird registration is $169 (regularly $299) and includes live access to every session across both tracks, a full year of replays, Q&A in every session, a virtual show floor with sponsor offers, and entry in the Wildlife Photography Contest 2026, with winners announced live December 9. That works out to less than $9 a session. Attendees need only a laptop, tablet, or phone and an internet connection, and registration carries a full refund for cancellations before December 6. Register at kelbyonelive.com.

Sponsorship packages are open to photography, imaging, and outdoor brands: kelbyonelive.com/sponsorship or [email protected].

Media contact
Kleber Stephenson, Vice President, Sales & Business Development, KelbyOne
[email protected] • (813) 433-5000
High-resolution images and a fact sheet are available on request.

SOURCE KelbyOne