Wildlife Photography
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Shooting Wildlife With Sigma’s 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Sport Lens
It took long enough for me to get my hands on one, but I have finally had a chance to play around with Sigma’s new 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Sport series lens, and man is it something special.
Failing At Wildlife Photography | Deer Hunter Part 3
Every photographer takes bad photos! As you gain experience and learn new techniques, those instances may become fewer and farther between.
5 Ways to Bring Your Wildlife Photos to Life
The difference between your average holiday-snap wildlife photo and a great photo that makes others look on in awe is significant. How do you bring your photos to life to achieve this? Well, here are some ways to introduce impact into your wildlife photos.
Take Your Wildlife Photos To Another Level By Enhancing The Eyes
It is not uncommon for photographers to touch up a subject’s eyes after a portrait or wedding session, but did you know that doing so on your wildlife photos can have a profound impact as well?
DIY Off-Camera Flash Hack: Wildlife Photographer With A 50mm
A creative DIY off-camera flash hack for getting up close and personal with a timid, nocturnal animal in the darkness of its treetop habitat.
Wildlife Photography Safety Tips – How To Be A Sneaky Ninja | Deer Hunter Series
This article will give you some advice on how to approach Deer as well as some safety tips to consider while you do so.
Wildlife Photography: What Gear Do You Really Need? {Deer Hunter Series Part 1}
Don’t get me wrong, I’m actually one of those rare photographers who will tell you that gear is important. However, with this article I want to show you that you can push the boundaries a little so long as you plan things out.
Canon 7D Mk II, A Sports & Wildlife Perspective | Review
I have had the 7D Mark II for the last month, and being that my two favorite subjects to shoot are sports and wildlife, this camera was right up my alley.
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