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My Day Off: The CBI's Damian Waters on wildlife photography

Liverpool Daily Post - Jan 26, 2012
Outside work, he runs wildlife photography firm, Drumimages IVE been taking pictures since I was a boy. I first got interested in photography when my uncle showed me a Polaroid camera an old-fashioned one where you had to peel apart the two pieces of ...

Wildlife photo competition announced

Canton Daily Ledger - Jan 27, 2012
By Anonymous The Fulton and Mason County Arts Councils, in partnership with Dickson Mounds Museum will again be hosting the Wildlife Photography Competition and Show. Entries will be on display in the lobby of Dickson Mounds Museum Feb.

Planet Earth

Manawatu Standard - Jan 26, 2012
An exhibition at Te Manawa ART that runs till the end of February displays the winners of an international wildlife photography competition. Holiday quietness took me to this. This is probably not the best admission for an art reviewer to make, ...

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Wildlife Photography books

Improve Your Wildlife Photography

by: Jim Harmer
Most photographers think that being a wildlife photographer simply requires a long lens and getting close to the animals; however, their pictures lack the impact and drama of a professional wildlife photographer.

This book teaches photographers how to achieve stunning photos of animals by simply applying the tips taught in this book. Whether you enjoy shooting birds, deer, or any other type of animal, the techniques in this book will help improve the impact of your wildlife photos.
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Wildlife Photography: From Snapshots to Great Shots

by: Laurie Excell

This is the eBook version of the printed book.

In Wildlife Photography: From Snapshots to Great Shots, author and wildlife photographer Laurie Excell shows you how to get the best shots of birds, bears, and bugs–whether you’re on safari, on vacation, or on a nature walk around your own backyard.

 

Starting with the basics of equipment, camera settings, and exposure, Laurie covers the fundamentals of lighting and composition in capturing (in-camera!) a menagerie’s worth of animals, with a particular focus on mammals and birds.
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Wildlife Photography videos

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Canon EOS -- Wildlife Photography Tutorial with Chris McLennan

Chris McLennan talks about his experiences as an international wildlife photographer and gives hints and tips about flash photography, using natural light, macro shots and how to shoot wide angles for some amazing results. Join in, find the inspiration for your photography and share at www.canon.com.au/worldofeos

 

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Wildlife Photography : The Best Camera Settings for Shooting Wildlife

When shooting wildlife in photography, the photographer will not normally want to be close up, so it's important to have a camera that has great zoom capabilities. Learn about using wide settings when shooting wildlife photography with help from the owner of a photography business in this free video on camera settings. Expert: Kight Haberer Contact: actionshootersphotography.com Bio: Kight Haberer has a degree in photography from the University of North Texas. He is the owner of Action Shooters Photography, which is based out of Fort Worth, Texas. Filmmaker: Kevin Haberer

 

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Nature & Wildlife Photography Tips - Florian Schulz on Nature Photos

www.silberstudios.tv Nature and wildlife photographer Florian Schulz joins us today on the Marc Silber Show - Advancing Your Photography! Florian shares some amazing wildlife photography tips and tricks for taking stunning landscape photos. As with all photography, Florian says you need to get to know your subjects -- in this case, the natural lighting, landscape, and wildlife of the scene you're shooting. He loves taking pictures of entire ecosystems at different times of the day and year, and emerses himself in the natural world. Even though so much is out of your control when it comes to nature photography, you can still work with lighting and composition by choosing when to shoot and where to position yourself in a scene. Florian Schulz was named Conservation Photographer of the Year by the National Wildlife Federation and Nature's Best, and has had his photos featured in the Natural History Museum in New York and several other recognized museums. His passion for photography comes from the mix of adventure and experience of the world he gets each time he goes out and shoots!

 

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Photographic Moment Episode 19 Wildlife Photography in South Carolina

Ohio nature photographer Jim Crotty shares his favorite tips for photographing wildlife and birds while on location at Pinckney Island Wildlife Refuge on the coast of South Carolina.

 

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Wildlife Photography: To Catch a Predator (On Film)

Complete video at: fora.tv Wildlife photographer Michael Forsberg has long had an interest in photographing predators, such as wolves, grizzly bears, and mountain lions. In this highlight, Forsberg describes his mission to catch a bobcat with a camera trap in Nebraska. ----- A nature photographer and Nebraska native, Michael Forsberg shares his work documenting this vast landscape, its lakes, prairies along with its plants and animals. The Great Plains are a dynamic but often forgotten landscape -- overlooked, undervalued, misunderstood, and in desperate need of conservation. Forsberg's book helps lead the way forward, informing and inspiring readers to recognize the wild spirit and splendor of this irreplaceable part of the planet. - California Academy of Sciences Michael Forsberg is a Nebraska native and has focused much of his work in North America's Great Plains, once one of the greatest grassland ecosystems on Earth. His goal has been to try to capture the wild spirit that still survives in these wide-open spaces and put a face to the often overlooked native creatures and landscapes found there. His hope is that the images can build appreciation and go to work to inspire conservation efforts on the land far into the future. Forsberg received a degree in geography with an emphasis in environmental studies from the University of Nebraska, and worked briefly as a seasonal ranger in the National Park Service before accepting a job as a staff photographer and writer ...