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10 pro photo tips for taking fantastic wildlife portraits in the rain!
How to Professional wildlife photographer Paul Fowlie explains that wildlife photography isn't always sunshine and rainbows...
"By zooming in on these tiny creatures, I hope to spark curiosity about the hidden beauty surrounding us"
why shots work Photographer Dzulfikri discusses his image, 'Ants in the Love Frame Leaf', revealing his visual strategies when showcasing natural interaction in the macro world
My mission is to take brilliant photos of birds in flight, and I’ve taken some quacking shots!
My Mission A rain-soaked Robert May proves you don’t have to head out searching for elusive birds of prey to capture stunning shots of birds in flight
“As a homage to the mighty tree at Sycamore Gap, I take the time to notice and acknowledge lone trees everywhere”
Art of Seeing As his response to the Sycamore Gap tree felling, Benedict Brain finds beauty in other lone trees
“I find the process before the photo exciting – learning about the subject, failing to get the shot, and finally being rewarded.” Dani Connor talks about her journey in wildlife photography, from family pets to Iberian lynx
INTERVIEW This up-and-coming wildlife photographer talks about her rapid rise to social media fame, and going on to take photos of buzzards and big cats in Spain
10 pro photo tips for amazing bird portraits with Canon cameras
How to Professional wildlife photographer Paul Fowlie shares his 10 essential tips for capturing fantastic photos
“I was in deep rural France, where the elements, nature and the cycle of life felt heightened”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain uses a startling image to reflect on the cycle of life, the news and working on the go
“I started working closer and closer to the subject, until soon enough my whole body was in amongst the tree”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain goes in search of the essence of spring, while continuing his experiment with on-camera flash
