Wildlife Photography Shooting Tips

Nikon Mirrorless Camera Slow to Turn On – Fix It Now
December 10, 2020
Nikon mirrorless camera’s are slow to turn on by default but that can fixed in a few ways. Fix it now and never miss another shot. So let’s answer the[…]
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Nikon Z6II Autofocus Settings For Birds in Flight
December 8, 2020
Your guide to field tested Nikon Z6II autofocus settings for birds in flight. Never miss another shot. I’ve learned a thing or three having used the Nikon Z6II shooting birds[…]
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What Is ISO in Cameras? | A Beginners Guide
August 29, 2020
Simply put ISO in camera is a setting that will help you capture images in low light by making your photo brighter but it has a downside by introducing noise[…]
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Rule of Thirds in Photography | Make It & Break It
August 25, 2020
The rule of thirds guides photographers in creating visual images with impact but we’ll show you ways to make it and ways to break it. Any photo that follows the[…]
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Wildlife Photography Tips | 10 Mistakes Nobody Tells You About
April 30, 2020
These 10 wildlife photography tips are the ones that no one else is talking about but can have the greatest impact on improving your wildlife images. If you’re reading this[…]
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Why Are My Photo’s Blurry? 12 Killer Tips
April 24, 2020
The question that I get asked most from photographers is, “Why Are My Photo’s Blurry?” The most common reason is a slow shutter speed. It used to be stated that[…]
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Video Enhancer Topaz Video Enhance AI
March 26, 2020
8K Video Enhancer Topaz Video Enhance AI Topaz Labs Video Enhance AI is best known for its ability to upscale video from SD/HD to 4K/8K and it does an amazing[…]
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Wildlife Photography Awards – The Winning Formula
August 12, 2013
You’ve read the title of this blog and perhaps you’re now thinking that finally someone is going to give you an easy to follow winning formula for taking award winning[…]
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Photography Judge – How to win a wildlife photography contest.
November 4, 2012
The Canadian Geographic Best Wildlife Pictures is the premier Canadian photography contest and a great way for amateur photographers to gain wildlife image exposure within the Canadian photographic community. […]
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Back Button Focus
May 25, 2012
Why Back Button Focus? Great question and certainly most wildlife photographers I speak with are still using the default press the shutter button half way down to focus with another[…]
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So You Wanna Shoot The Shit
January 12, 2012
This COOL Wildlife Photography shooting tip is brought to you by the many bird pictures that I have missed before I became privy to this one key observation. A few[…]
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