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
Wildlife Photography - what to take
Going on a wildlife photography trip is very exciting (for me anyway, and I hope for you too). While it's easy to concentrate on your camera equipment, knowing what else to take is very important too.
This podcasts runs through a few things to think about before you go. I'll talk about the camera equipment I usually have with me, what's important and what is less so, and what I never leave home without.
I'll also talk about clothing, vaccinations and documentation. These are all important if you're going to have a great experience.
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