Wildlife and Adventure Photography
A series to help you get great photographs (including wildlife) when travelling. The series includes volunteering and why it provides a serious alternative to traditional wildlife photography trips. It looks at some of the techniques photographers use to find subjects and get great results.
I also share some of my more unusual trips including visiting the wreck of the RMS Titanic and climbing mount Kilimanjaro.
This podcast is for those with an interest in photography, wildlife, conservation and adventure.
Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Mastering Wildlife Photography Part 4: How to Freeze Fast Action in Wildlife Photography
In this episode, we'll take a look at the best ways to capture fast-moving action.
- The Challenge of Wildlife Action Shots
- Camera Settings for Freezing Motion
- Anticipating the Action
- Panning & Tracking
- Gear Considerations
- Creative Motion Choices
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Next time, we’ll talk about how to handle harsh environments.
Check out my PDF “A Brief Guide to Wildlife Photography” for more ideas.
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