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[...] for the difference a slight change can make. About the Author Will Nicholls is the founder of Nature TTL and a professional wildlife photographer from England. Having been photographing since the age [...]

[...] at www.willnicholls.co.uk The post How to Photograph Fast-moving Mammals appeared first on Nature TTL. [...]

[...] and really do stand out from the crowd. We were delighted when Ross agreed to an interview with Nature TTL, and allowed us to show off his beautiful work. We hope you enjoy this insightful interview [...]

[...] the adrenaline rushing, have you accidentally made some of the most common mistakes in wildlife photography? Quite possibly. To take the best shot you can, it is important to keep in mind the basics [...]

[...] is this caught in an image. This always involves luck, but that is part of the game of wildlife photography. Ducks (again, I know) can make for amusing shots. I’ve watched one particular mallard [...]

[...] apparent. Above that, it is much stronger and heavily degrades image quality. For my wildlife photography, the D4 is great because of the high ISO capabilities. However, I can see myself switching [...]

[...] out. Again Edwin shows us his incredible skill when it comes to manipulating light in wildlife photography. This gull takes off from the water, and Edwin is able to freeze the droplets against a [...]

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[...] title of “Young British Wildlife Photographer of the Year” in 2009 from the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is also the author of the book On the Trail of Red Squirrels. Visit [...]

[...] title of “Young British Wildlife Photographer of the Year” in 2009 from the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is also the author of the book On the Trail of Red Squirrels. Visit [...]

[...] title of “Young British Wildlife Photographer of the Year” in 2009 from the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is also the author of the book On the Trail of Red Squirrels. Visit [...]

[...] title of “Young British Wildlife Photographer of the Year” in 2009 from the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is also the author of the book On the Trail of Red Squirrels. Visit [...]

[...] of 12, Will’s images have won a string of awards, including the title of “Young British Wildlife Photographer of the Year” in 2009 from the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is [...]

[...] of 12, Will’s images have won a string of awards, including the title of “Young British Wildlife Photographer of the Year” in 2009 from the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is [...]

[...] of 12, Will’s images have won a string of awards, including the title of “Young British Wildlife Photographer of the Year” in 2009 from the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is [...]

[...] of 12, Will’s images have won a string of awards, including the title of “Young British Wildlife Photographer of the Year” in 2009 from the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is [...]

[...] and try to get a better feel for the difference a slight change can make. About the Author Will Nicholls is the founder of Nature TTL and a professional wildlife photographer from England. [...]

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[...] the cap and turn off the camera to place the mirror back into position. About the Author Will Nicholls is the founder of Nature TTL and a professional wildlife photographer from England. [...]

Often, when first entering the field of wildlife photography, people hear comments along the lines of “you must use the widest aperture possible for [...]

Wildlife photographers often find themselves in a variety of different shooting situations. Sometimes we may need to improvise, whether it be supporti [...]

Many of us are guilty of striving to capture photos of only the rarer and more majestic of birds, such as eagles and other raptors. Why not? They’re [...]

Have you ever reviewed a photograph on your computer and spotted little black marks on the image? These are dust spots on your sensor, and they are ex [...]

[...] the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is also the author of the book On the Trail of Red Squirrels. Visit Will’s website at www.willnicholls.co.uk The post Aperture: Is Bigger Always Better? [...]

[...] the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is also the author of the book On the Trail of Red Squirrels. Visit Will’s website at www.willnicholls.co.uk The post The Essential Accessories for [...]

[...] the British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is also the author of the book On the Trail of Red Squirrels. Visit Will’s website at www.willnicholls.co.uk The post How to Make a “Boring” Bird [...]

[...] British Wildlife Photography Awards. Will is also the author of the book On the Trail of Red Squirrels. Visit Will’s website at www.willnicholls.co.uk The post How to Clean Your Camera’s [...]

Often, when first entering the field of wildlife photography, people hear comments along the lines of “you must use the widest aperture possible for [...]

Wildlife photographers often find themselves in a variety of different shooting situations. Sometimes we may need to improvise, whether it be supporti [...]

Many of us are guilty of striving to capture photos of only the rarer and more majestic of birds, such as eagles and other raptors. Why not? They’re [...]

Have you ever reviewed a photograph on your computer and spotted little black marks on the image? These are dust spots on your sensor, and they are ex [...]

[...] comments below! Remember, you can follow @NatureTTL on Twitter too. The post 16 Inspiring Wildlife Photographers You Should Follow on Twitter appeared first on Nature TTL. [...]

[...] double the “reach” of your lens with a 50% crop, and still get a 18MP file. For the wildlife photographers reading this, that is an absolute godsend. With lower resolution cameras, sometimes [...]

[...] Wildlife photographers often find themselves in a variety of different shooting situations. Sometimes we may [...]

[...] piece in the inspiration section, is that I think it is important we do our best as wildlife photographers and filmmakers to bring these issues to light. The television industry is extremely [...]