Start simple
If you’re reading this guide because you are new to wildlife photography, you may assume you need fancy and expensive long lenses… See more

It’s better to resist the temptation to start snapping as soon as you spot an animal. Stand back, observe and assess the subject and environment first. Watch how the animal … See more

What settings should I use for wildlife photography?
There is no right or wrong shooting mode for photographing wildlife. Each photograph… See more

There are some circumstances in wildlife photography when a slow shutter speedis more appropriate than a fast one. For example, capturing the motion of flocks of birds flying … See more