nature photography
There’s something about Spring . . . a certain enchantment that draws us outdoors into the balmy air and freshly dappled sunlight, in our case often with cameras in hand. Roses make a timeless subject, apart from being such an exquisite source of inspiration and tranquility. I’ve selected three simple shots of single blooms to share a few pointers for those of you who are interested in playing a bit. Continue reading “How to Photograph Flowers”
This post in our wildlife photography series focusses on the five essential camera settings, which I call the FIVE KINGS, that are critical to taking consistently good images. This is important. Practice being aware of these five settings, and check them before and during each shoot or game drive: Continue reading “Wildlife Photography — 5 Essential Settings”
Browsing our galleries, you’ll quickly discover that wildlife photography (and videography) is a primary passion of mine and Naomi’s. Over the years, many people, such as the lovely ladies at Well Designed Journeys in the USA, have asked for advice about this niche skill – on their own and/or their clients’ behalf. Continue reading “Wildlife Photography — What to Pack?”