Sharing: Wild Eye's #BeInspiredBy Friday's
February 07, 2014
It is true that I have not been photographing wildlife for that long. Whilst I have been a photographer for many years, it is only recently I took the decision to move more towards Wildlife and Landscape photography. Both of these genres are challenging for different reasons…which is what attracted me so much towards them.
After my trips to South...
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Autumn & Winter: keep your skills sharp
December 10, 2013
With winter now well and truly upon us in the northern hemisphere, it is easy to confine your camera to family portraits for the upcoming festivities.
However, late autumn and winter are the times when most landscape (and wildlife) photographers would tell you is their favourite time of the year. When there is no cloud cover the advantages are lat...
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Mirrorless: A viable option for wildlife photography?
December 01, 2013
I think as photographers we all have a tendency to desire the latest and greatest technology be it camera bodies or lenses, or the next best gadget that we think will make our lives easier or our photography better.
There is no substitute in my mind for the art of craft. Learning your craft behind the camera and learning from experience - the good...
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Making the most of a sighting: anticipation
November 14, 2013
There are many challenges in wildlife photography. Not least the technical aspects of shooting. But one of the biggest challenges for visiting photographers is: anticipation.
Field guides have the privilege of watching these incredible animals daily. As visitors we are fortunate to have the opportunity to view animals in their natural envi...
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