Jeff and Angie Birmingham are award-winning nature photographers and workshop leaders based in Corpus Christi, Texas. Together, they photograph birds, wildlife, landscapes, and the unforgettable stories found outdoors.
Since meeting, Jeff and Angie have traveled whenever possible. Their adventures have taken them across the United States and to destinations around the world. Along the way, they have photographed wildlife close to home and in faraway places.
South Texas is also an important part of their story. Because they live in one of the country’s most bird-rich regions, they regularly photograph birds, whitetail deer, javelinas, armadillos, and other native wildlife.
Most importantly, Jeff and Angie want their work to encourage others to spend more time outside. Through photographs, workshops, tours, and educational programs, they help people experience nature and tell stronger stories with their cameras.
Jeff and Angie are lucky to be able to travel as much as they do and they want to inspire people to get outside and explore. They hope it will inspire others to escape the daily routine, and to head outdoors to explore and experience nature and all it has to offer.
Angie is a member of Sony Professional Services, the National Audubon Society, Nanpa, PPA and ProMedia Gear Ambassador. She is CPR and First Aid Certified through the American Life and Health Foundation.
Jeff is a member of Canon Professional Services, PPA and NANPA He is CPR and First Aid Certified through the American Life and Health Foundation. and a ProMedia Gear Ambassador
Angie Birmingham is an award-winning nature photographer, educator, author, speaker, and workshop leader based in South Texas. She presents at photography conferences, festivals, camera clubs, and educational organizations.
Angie’s parents introduced her to photography when she was young. Later, a high school photography course strengthened that interest. Over the years, her passion grew into a career focused on wildlife, birds, landscapes, education, and visual storytelling.
She graduated from the New York Institute of Photography and earned the Master of Photography degree from Professional Photographers of America. Her work has appeared in publications including Diesel Magazine and Focus on Texas. She is also the author of Journey Through the Lens.
Today, Angie leads photography workshops in Costa Rica, Alaska, Yellowstone, Caddo Lake, and the bird-rich areas of South Texas. During each experience, she focuses on practical instruction, ethical field practices, camera confidence, and creative storytelling.
In addition, Angie serves as Master Photographer and Program Director for Sharp Shooter Foto. This 501(c)(3) nonprofit introduces young people to photography, nature, and conservation through hands-on outdoor programs.
Her teaching style is practical, encouraging, and easy to understand. Most importantly, she wants photographers to leave with more confidence, stronger skills, and a deeper connection to the natural world.
Angie’s speaking and workshop programs aim to be practical and engaging, helping photographers build stronger creative intent while deepening their bond with the natural world.
Angie was featured on the Alpha Photographers podcast. Click the picture to listen to it.
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A Skylum-Luminar Neo Video featured Angie as a professional landscape photographer alongside Jim Nix and Mathew Browne.
This image of Bee-eaters placed in the top 40 of over 30,000 entries with National Wildlife Federation Photo Contest 2025
Jeff Birmingham is an award-winning wildlife photographer based in Corpus Christi, Texas. He has loved the outdoors for most of his life and grew up with nature as his playground.
About 15 years ago, Jeff traded his rifle for a camera and never looked back. As Jeff says, wildlife photography is “like hunting, but without the cleanup.”
Jeff is especially drawn to large mammals and the dramatic behavior of elk during the rut. However, he is always ready to travel in search of wildlife, changing light, and the next unforgettable photograph.
Jeff’s photography has received recognition through the 35Awards competition and Wyoming Wildlife Magazine. His images reflect patience, observation, and a lifelong understanding of the outdoors.
For Jeff, wildlife photography is more than a hobby. Every trip offers another opportunity to experience nature, watch animal behavior, and photograph moments that many people may never see.
Together, Jeff and Angie lead photography experiences that combine education, adventure, and respect for wildlife. Their goal is to help participants see the natural world differently—and return home with photographs that tell the story.
