Wildlife Photography Guides
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Nikon Z50 II vs Nikon Z50 for Wildlife Photography: Is the Upgrade Worth It?
TL;DR As a hobbyist wildlife photographer, I’ve found my Nikon Z50 to be a loyal companion, capturing incredible shots without costing an arm and a leg. With Nikon’s release of the Z50II -boasting exciting features like animal and bird autofocus -I’m tempted, but not entirely sold on the upgrade just yet. The improvements are nice,…
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How to Photograph Kingfishers – A Complete Guide (Updated 2024)
In this article, I’ll give you lots of information on how to photograph Kingfishers. Finding and Photographing Kingfishers: Where to Start Photographing Kingfishers can be one of the most rewarding experiences for a wildlife photographer, but it all begins with knowing where and how to find them. Here are some practical tips to help you…
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3 Years with the Nikon Z50: Long-Term Review for Wildlife Photography
Three years ago, I picked up the Nikon Z50 hoping it would be the ideal companion for my wildlife photography adventures. Fast forward to today, after thousands of shots in the wild, and it’s safe to say this camera has been through it all – from early morning shoots in the cold, to capturing birds…
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Capturing House Sparrows in the Garden: Tips and Tricks for Wildlife Photography
If you’re a wildlife photographer looking for a new subject to photograph, you might be surprised to learn that you don’t have to venture too far from home to find it. In fact, you might find some fascinating subjects right in your own backyard! For me, that subject is photographing sparrows, a small and charming…
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The Language of UK Birds: How to Take Better Wildlife Photos and Tweet Like a Pro
Birds are some of the most fascinating creatures on Earth. They have a language all their own, and by listening closely to their songs and calls, you can gain a better understanding of their behaviours and habits. As a wildlife photographer in the UK, learning the secret language of birds has been essential for capturing…
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Beyond the Shot: An Introduction to Ethical Wildlife Photography
Hey friends, I hope you’re all doing well. As you know, I’m a passionate wildlife photographer based in Lancashire, UK. Over the years, I’ve spent countless hours in the field, capturing the beauty and complexity of the natural world through my lens. As much as I love capturing the beauty of wildlife through my lens,…
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The Emotional Impact of Wildlife Photography
Wildlife photography has the power to inspire and educate, to bring people closer to the natural world and to raise awareness about the importance of conservation. As a wildlife photographer, I believe that my photographs can be used to make a positive impact on the world and to help protect the animals and habitats that…
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Why are we so obsessed with the latest camera gear?
The world of photography is constantly evolving, with new camera gear and technology being released on a regular basis. As photographers, we are often tempted to upgrade our equipment and stay ahead of the latest trends. But why are we so obsessed with the latest camera gear? One reason for this obsession is the belief…
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How To Get The Most Out of Your Photography Trip
Wildlife photography is a wonderful way to capture the beauty and diversity of nature. Whether you’re an amateur or a professional, a photography trip can be a great way to improve your skills and create stunning images. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at some tips and tricks for getting the most out…
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Winter’s impact on UK wildlife: A photographer’s guide
Winter is a magical time for wildlife photography, and birds in particular can be a real treat to capture on camera. As an amateur wildlife photographer myself, I know the challenges that come with trying to photograph birds in the winter. But with a little bit of knowledge and preparation, you can get some truly…
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Quinuituq: The Key to Capturing Stunning Wildlife Images
Quinuituq, meaning “deep patience” in Inuit, is a powerful concept that can be applied to the art of wildlife photography. As a wildlife photographer, patience is crucial in order to capture the perfect shot. One must be willing to wait for hours, even days, for the right moment to present itself. This deep patience is…
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So What Makes A Good Bird Photograph?
As a Lancashire wildlife photographer with over 20 years of experience and a focus on bird photography for the past 3 years, I often get asked, “What makes a good bird photograph?” It’s a question that is not easily answered, as there are many factors that contribute to a successful bird photograph. However, I’ll do…
