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  • Looking For Wolves in Arizona | Filming The Wild

    Looking For Wolves in Arizona | Filming The Wild

    Chasing the Wild: Searching for Mexican Gray Wolves in Arizona By Alan Lacy The drive from Phoenix to the White Mountains of Arizona takes about…

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    Alan Lacy

    August 7, 2024

    4 min read

  • In the UK | Virginia Water | Filming the Wild

    In the UK | Virginia Water | Filming the Wild

    Filming the Wild: Exploring Virginia Water in the UK After a busy few months, I finally had the chance to get back outside and do…

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    Alan Lacy

    May 14, 2024

    4 min read

  • Sigma 70-200mm DG DN | A Review From A Wildlife Cameraman | Filming The Wild

    Sigma 70-200mm DG DN | A Review From A Wildlife Cameraman | Filming The Wild

    Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 DG DN OS Review: A Wildlife Filmmaker’s Perspective For wildlife filmmakers, choosing the right lens is critical. The Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 DG…

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    Alan Lacy

    March 22, 2024

    4 min read

  • **NEW* | Sigma 500mm DG DN OS | A Beast for Wildlife Photography & Film

    **NEW* | Sigma 500mm DG DN OS | A Beast for Wildlife Photography & Film

    Sigma 500mm F5.6 DG DN Prime Lens Review Field Testing the Sigma 500mm F5.6 DG DN in Yellowstone Introduction Sigma’s latest addition to its mirrorless…

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    Alan Lacy

    February 20, 2024

    4 min read

  • Filming Sandhill Cranes With the Sigma 70-200mm DG DN OS Sport Lens | Sony A7s 3

    Filming Sandhill Cranes With the Sigma 70-200mm DG DN OS Sport Lens | Sony A7s 3

    The Sandhill Cranes of Whitewater Draw Nestled in a remote corner of Arizona, just miles from the Mexico border, lies a winter oasis teeming with…

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    Alan Lacy

    January 31, 2024

    4 min read

  • Sigma 60-600mm DG DN | Sony E – Mount | A Review From A Wildlife Filmmaker

    Sigma 60-600mm DG DN | Sony E – Mount | A Review From A Wildlife Filmmaker

    https://youtu.be/rVgRESs0wss Testing the Sigma 60-600mm f/4.5-6.3 DG DN OS Sports Lens in Yellowstone Spending time in Yellowstone National Park is always an incredible experience, but…

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    Alan Lacy

    March 30, 2023

    4 min read

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Every now and then, I'm reminded how a single song, played in the right moment, can stay with someone for years. A quiet exchange, a shared evening, a few guitar chords, and somehow it lingers. A rare glimpse into the hands-on work behind wolf recovery. Something I have been holding onto for a long time is finally ready to be shared. Just dropped something special this morning. For the past two years, @alanalovingtrue has been more than my partner, she’s been a mirror, a guide, and a relentless believer in who I am at my core. Through our time together, both personally and creatively, she’s helped me reconnect to something I lost... a part of myself I call "Nature Boy," the wild, curious, deeply connected part of me that was buried under the weight of a decade-long toxic relationship. https://www.instagram.com/p/DHEee8Oyelp/ 🔥RARE Wolf Pup Footage!🐺 I didn’t start @reelearthfilms just to make great documentaries—I started it to change the world for wildlife and the environment. Too often, nature films stop at storytelling, but I believe the real impact happens beyond the screen. That’s why my mission is bigger than filmmaking. I want to build a movement—one that fuels real conservation action, supports researchers and biologists, and empowers communities working on the frontlines of protecting our planet. https://www.instagram.com/p/DGgauYly2Pj/

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