HDR photography has been around for a while and continues to be a ‘love it’ or ‘hate it’ type of thing. I am not one of those people who avoid HDR like the plague and, at best, I have dabbled around with multiple exposure images. I do enjoy playing around with it and can most [...]
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Spotting Vultures
This last weekend has been rather quiet from a wildlife photography point of view. Even though we saw a few lions, elephants and rhino there was never a moment where I felt that ‘I need to grab my camera NOW’. All the subjects we sat watching, or followed around waiting for photo opportunities, just did [...]
Metering and Lenses
To take good wildlife photographs you have to have a lens big enough to scare little children! ;) You see, this weekend I decided to shoot exclusively with my Nikon D300 and a Nikon 80-200 f/2.8. Limiting yourself to one lens is not only a great way to start thinking creatively about your images, rather [...]
Metering. What is it? What does it mean?
Whether people who are viewing your work know anything about photography or not, exposure is important. It is up to you as the photographer to make sure you produce correctly exposed images time after time and not just shoot and hope for the best. This is probably one of the more difficult for someone just [...]
