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"How To Create Wildlife Photography
You'll Be Proud Of Framing"

Gannets courting

Red deer crossing stream

Grey seals

Griffon Vulture flying

Grass snake

Swallow

Toad

Osprey Fishing

Common Blue Butterfly

Peregrine Falcon

Lizard

Red deer stag

Bee on flower

Bears fighting

Lynx amongst rocks

Meerkats

House sparrow



If you want to take your wildlife photography soaring to higher levels we can help. It doesn't matter whether you're a beginner just getting started, or have plenty of experience - we have some fantastic tips for you.



Here you will find guides to photographing everything from the smallest insects on the ground to soaring birds of prey.

We will reveal how you can go from merely recording a snapshot of an animal to creating an image that you'll be proud to frame on your wall.



You'll discover:

  • Composition tips... once seen you'll want to use again and again.
  • The biggest mistake made when photographing birds in flight.
  • All the photography kit (cheap and expensive).
  • The 3 things you must do in macro photography.
  • The photographic potential of your back yard.
  • Photography techniques you can try with your pet.
  • Travelogues on some exciting wildlife destinations.
  • Subtle image processing that even computer novices can use for photographic finishing touches.
  • How to use flash - the right way.
  • The mistakes that we made so that you won't have to.

It takes practice but controlling your camera will become second nature ...

... leaving you to concentrate on the fun part of geting close to some amazing wildlife and experiencing animals in their natural environment.

We've been nature photographers for years and wish we had the information on this site back when starting out - Please have a look and before long you'll be proudly framing your own prints to impress family and friends!

So get clicking that shutter button because we’d love to have your images on here as well.

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Bird Photography - How To Take Spectacular Shots When Photographing Wild Birds
Bird photography is the fastest growing part of wildlife photography. Whether it's photographing birds in flight and capturing the magnificence of a golden eagle or the humble robin in your backyard.

Animal Photography
One of the greatest things about animal photography is the adventure ... Learning about their behaviour, getting to know where they can be found, travelling to them and photographing them

Macro Photography Tips Revealed
Get up close and personal with some amazing little things with these macro photography tips

Flower Photography Techniques Revealed.
Flower photography techniques from black and white to close ups. From your garden to the wild meadows!

Pet Photography
Pet photography can be challenging because they rarely keep still. For any loving pet owner there is nothing more special than having a framed photograph of them on their wall or desk.

Photographing Wildlife and Making the Most of Light
Light and how you make the most of it when photographing wildlife carries the biggest punch when trying to make your images stand out. Its what truly makes your photography unique.

Color In Photography
Selective use of color in photography can help to create moods or provoke emotions in the viewer and dramatically enhance the impact of your images.

Alaska Wildlife Photography Tips
Alaska wildlife photography is about as good as it gets the nature photographer, From action shots of gigantic whales to tender moments of small fur seal pups.

Flash Photography Tips and Techniques
Flash photography - you either love it or you hate it! These flash photography tips will show you that using a flash is now quite straightforward and a great way to enhance your photography.

Canon Lenses fir Wildlife Photography
Canon Lenses

Wildlife Photography Locations
There are wonderful wildlife photography locations around the world ranging from hotspots that are busy but you’re shots are almost certain, to remote places where you’ll need good field craft skills

Adobe Lightroom Tutorials.
These Adobe Lightroom tutorials will have you sorting and editing your wildlife photos in no time.

Flash Bracket
A Camera Flash Bracket is an essential piece of equipment for any wildlife photographer who's using flash photography.

Canon Flashgun
There are three types of Canon Flashgun, all of which are a big improvement over any inbuilt popup flash. Here you will discover the pros and cons of each one when used for wildlife photography.

Backyard Bird Photography Tips | Garden Bird Photography
Backyard bird photography is a great way to get some wonderful images because you have control over the environment you are shooting in. This page packed with backyard bird photography resources.

Wildlife Photography Tips
This site is packed with wildlife photography tips for all levels of photographer. As a "quick start" we've captured the ones that we consider essential to know.

Wildlife Photography News
Stay bang up to date with the latest wildlife photography news by reading this page on a regular basis.

Wildlife Photography Blog
The Wildlife Photography Blog is where you'll hear the latest advice and tips on all things related to wildlife photography.

Nature Photography Contest
Entering a nature photography contest and letting others scrutinize your work can be very beneficial for both amateur and professional wildlife photographers.

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