Ready for ten quick but super useful wildlife photography tips in less than 10 minutes? Then check out this video! These are ten tips and tricks I use all the time when I’m out photographing wildlife and I hope they’ll help you as well.
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Exciting sticks and twigs on the ground! Love it.
Great video! Thanks for making it.
Sir I want also join photography what is qualification
Steve, I have just bought your book Secrets to stunning wildlife photography, and I am having a problem. I have downloaded the pdf book format but there aren't any pages to it I am only getting a blank pdf page. What has happened.
Any tips on not being attacked? I want to try animal photography but I dont want to be attacked by let's say a wolf or bear.
Really great tips, Steve. Give more, Ha Ha!
Do you have any videos on camera settings or how to edit the wildlife photos?
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Always dreamed of traveling around the world being a wild life photographer. But I spent my life with Graphic design, I.T. and now a truck driver. Still to this day I dream of doing the same thing, being a wild life photographer…
Hi Steve You are just superb your tips is so use full for beginners wild life photographer
This is good info sir
Thanks for photography tips
Very good video!
Fantastic tips!
One of the best "top XX" tips I've seen. Took me years to realise the background is as equally or more important than the foreground and getting to eye level is just as important. Great video Steve 🙂
Master the lens and camera which one use. This is the best tip from my side to get a good photograph. Rather than keep on upgrading the camera gear is better to learn and understand the current camera gear properly.
Lighting is EVERYTHING
The best wildlife picture, Thank you for your sharing video. 👌👏Steve.
Excellent video. I learned some things
Not only is getting out early or let’s better for image quality, it’s also when some animals are out and others aren’t! You see, some animals only come out those times Becuase the predators are either going to sleep or haven’t woken up yet so it lessens their chances of getting eaten or preyed on. This is for animals on the bottom of the food chain!
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Great tips! Thanks.Thanks for the useful tips.
Thank you Steve for your prompt response!
Just bought the wild life book after viewing a few of Steve’s YouTube videos. Started reading and found out that I can’t highlight since it is a pdf file and not a real iBook. Have to reconsider whether to buy the auto focus book if I can’t highlight.
Great info
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These tricks are also useful when shooting pictures in zoos. Of course, you are closer to the animals in the zoo, but these tricks helped me get amazing pictures.
My tips for new beginners:
1. Be patient. The animals don’t care about when you are shooting photos, so they won’t move the moment you want them to.
2. If you shoot pictures in the wild, be extremely careful not to scare them, and invest in a camera lens, that can zoom and still have amazing quality
3. As he mentioned as the more important rule, try to shoot pictures in lower light, sunset and sunrise, and if there is fog.
well my camera cant shoot 20 pics in a sec
Hi Steve, one question I have is when you said to drop to eye level, what if you are shooting birds and they are really high up?
Hi Steve,
Just wanted to thank you for your videos. I'm a beginner and just love your videos. Very helpful.
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Cani buy your book from a library or a bookstore
Thanks Steve, some great tips buddy