Whether you are on a safari or in a national park or trying to capture wildlife in your backyard, wildlife photography requires a lot of patience. Here are 10 quick tips to get you started.
Wildlife Photography Articles
These stunning portraits of foxes by Roeselien Raimond are just to die for. They’re elegant, intimate & capture the natural beauty of these wild creatures! Let’s look into her thinking behind these shots.
Getting Started in Wildlife Photography Many new advances in camera equipment have made better gear more affordable for everyone, bringing a lot of photographers closer to realizing our goals in photographing wildlife. For those of you who have never tried a style like this before, don’t worry. Though wildlife photography is a demanding art form […]
Usually when you think about wildlife photography, one of the first things that comes to your mind, as a photographer, is a house full of equipment. And that might be true, because professional wildlife photographers have tens of thousands of dollars invested in equipment: extreme telephoto lenses, several camera bodies and all other kinds of […]
Spring and summer means bees, insects, bright petals and leaves, rocks and shells on the beach, and the list goes on. Many tips, articles (including mine) recommend using a tripod for a variety of reasons and benefits which we’ll summarize below. There are also times when a tripod may not be needed to photograph the […]
Spring has sprung bringing green grasses, rain showers, perennial flowers, beautiful bees and butterflies. Butterflies brighten our day and our photographs with delicate wings, features and colors that range from soft to vibrant. Similar to other insects but with a bit larger size, getting photographs takes practice and a lot of patience. by Trevor Grant […]
