WhyShotsWork
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I used a DSLR and an ultra-telephoto lens to convey a vital truth – that the fate of wildlife is inextricably linked to the health of our environment
By Kim Bunermann published
WHY SHOTS WORK Nikon shooter Prasenjit Dutta's image shows a cattle egret feeding on a rubbish dump – using the art of nature photography to highlight environmental issues

This photograph was taken with a US$6,000 dedicated black-and-white camera
By Kim Bunermann published
WHY SHOTS WORK Professional photographer Axel Breutigam about the story behind the cover image of his book 'UBC Concrete: Different Perspectives of a Campus'

This wildlife photographer shoots award-winning images with an APS-C camera
By Kim Bunermann published
WHY SHOTS WORK Shaun Antle works with a Canon EOS R7. Here's a breakdown of his entry in Canadian Geographic’s Photos of the Year competition

"The direction, shape, and type of guiding lines contribute to the mood of a photo"
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
Why shots work Ben Wootton discusses four key points for capturing atmospheric shots with a mystic touch

"I chose to edit this photo as close to reality as I remembered seeing it unfold in front of my eyes"
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
Why shots work Rylan Meadows shares four visual decisions for capturing vibrant and sharp bird imagery

"Some of my best photos are taken when simply being a tourist, that is why I love my Leica Q2 - I don’t need to carry heavy kit all day"
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
Why shots work Andy Nelson shares four photographic decisions for creating high-contrast scenes with a graphical touch and highlights why compact cameras are the way to go

No AI was used in this photo - every detail was hand-crafted through multiple-exposure techniques
By Kim Bunermann published
why shots work We delve into the story behind Traci Arney's photograph, "Dance of Dragonflies"

"Using an ultra-wide-angle lens was essential to include every element of the tower in my composition"
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
Why shots work Sebastien Lebrun shares four photographic decisions for capturing scenes highlighting architectural features and symmetry

"I waited for three hours to photograph the moment when I could get the perfect frame of that little bird and its baby along with the flowers"
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
why shots work Wildlife photographer Mainak Halder tells us about the story behind this shot 'A mother’s care - In the lap of Mother Nature'
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