Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Wildlife and Adventure Photography is a podcast for those who believe the best images are earned, not taken. Through field-tested insight and thoughtful reflection, each episode explores how preparation, patience, and creative awareness come together to produce photographs with lasting impact.
Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Latest Episodes
The 10 photography mistakes that are holding you back
You have a good camera. You may even have some great lenses. But are you actually getting better at photography?Sometimes the problem isn't your equipment. It's the habits and approaches that are holding you back.In this episode, ...
Your camera isn't the problem - Here's what is
Stop letting your camera make all the decisions. So, what settings should you use for a photograph?It sounds like a simple question—but it's often the wrong place to start.In this episode, Graham Elliott looks at five important...
Your photos aren't sharp - 7 mistakes you're probably making
You've taken the photograph, but when you look at it afterwards, it isn't as sharp as you expected.Before you blame your camera or lens, there are seven common photography mistakes you should check first.In this episode, Gr...
Fan Mail
hello Graham - I found your podcast a month or two ago and I appreciate hearing about your experiences and thought process. Im 71 and have fooled around with photography since the 1970s. I remember buying a Kodak book called How to Photograph Animals - what a waste. In essence, it said to study the animals you want to photograph. I bought the book because I thought they had already done that and would be actually telling something useful. Oh, well. I haven't gotten deep into your podcast library yet - you might have covered these things already - I would like to hear more about what you have learned about locating the wildlife you are after and how their behavior helps you anticipate what they are likely to do next. Tips on fieldcraft would also be helpful - things hunters know and do that work the same for photographers. I'm in north Alabama, USA, and have been actively seeking wildlife photos for about four years. Most of what we see is birds, and they are wonderful, but so are the other bits of nature - it's all beautiful and amazing, as you know so well. Regards - Jim
Talladega, Alabama