wildlife

Ok, I totally understand how important time and patience is in wildlife photography, but for people who do not have endless time to spend in the field, what are the best ways to "find" wildlife to shoot? I'm an intermediate photographer, but new to wildlife shooting and I'm really enjoying it so...

Juicy lunch. First time posting in the forum :)

Hi guys! I know there have been threads in the past about this, but some information confused me. Im buying a Wimberley MH-100 for my Monopod set up. And I'm really interested in the RRS release clamp system. 1. Will the RRS release clamp system fit on the MH-100? Can I screw it directly on or...

I Finally edited most of my photos from this summer. 4 Weeks in Northern Norway at my cabin. All photos are taken with Sony A1 + 600 F4 GM (Some with 1.4x TC) (FYM: Also posted this on FM) Enjoy! 1 White tailed eagle dive by Andreas Larssen, on Flickr 2 White tailed eagle by Andreas Larssen...

The number of great egret have rised a lot over a few years at my local wetland and they make great subjects for images. Took the image on my first outing with the Nikon Z8 which just replaced my old D850. Love the subject detect focusing!! I want to upgrade to the Nikon Z180-600 but the bank...

I used to do only landscapes and flowers with a very occasional bird, but I stopped going to my favorite landscape spots in 2021 due to crime. Wondering what I was going to do with myself, I decided to take up bird photography, purchased a Z8 and a few lenses, and now I am loving photography...

I have been using a tripod and handholding for a few years now, but I'm considering getting a monopod for more support but be more mobile. Of course I'm planning to slap on a wimberley mh 100 on it. I can see that Siriu just released a new monopod with one step rapid height adjustment, as shown...

although native to Africa, they stay in Germany during winter despite the cold and the snow.

I believe a Z-9 is as good a pro camera as any. After having it for over a year, I know the menu and settings inside and out. Thanks to Steve Perry initially and then lots of perseverance. It's worth it. It's a great tool if you know how to use it and the combinations and creative choices one...

Compilation of Wildlife Videos shot by me in India and Kenya. Been doing wildlife photography for 3+ years. Been doing bits of video since I purchased the Z9 a year ago.

hummingbird hawk-moth (Macroglossum stellatarum) / Taubenschwänzchen the Colibri-like moth. Native in the Mediterranean area, but a rare guest in Northern Europe. Travels far and fast, but cannot survive a winter north of the Alpes.

Here is a thought provoking video: Is this wildlife photography? Where on the spectrum(1-10)would you draw the line? Should be some interesting comments in this regard.

This was a fun, quick, edit. Although she is a female, the song seems quite fitting:

This stunning Robin (UK) has been busy feeding its young in my back garden. Nikon D500 with Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary attached. Settings were 1/1000 f8 auto-iso at 7200 and processed in LR/PS

Eurasian hoopoe (Upupa epops) / Wiedehopf