A processed image of a male Roe deer in a mixed woodland setting. A poorly processed image of a male Roe deer in a suburban
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Good Photographers won’t even share a Cell Phone Pic until they’ve Edited it😉
Processing images can be a lengthy activity. I get asked lots of questions about which is the best post-production workflow in order to arrive at
Sharpness: how clearly detail is rendered in a photograph
How important is it to you to ensure that your images are sharp? I mean seriously tack-sharp. Or is the image itself more important than
Love in a Black Bag
I’m often asked, ‘What single piece of advice would you give to a budding wildlife photographer?’ and, for me, the answer is very simple: ‘Put
Capturing the Essence of a Bird
Over the past few weeks I have been watching on TV one of my ‘art heroes’: ‘Painting Birds with Jim and Nancy Moir’ Jim Moir
Wildlife Photography Workshop
The next RSPB Wildlife Photography Workshop is on the 30th April at RSPB Bowling Green near Topsham, Exeter. With exclusive use of the Hide and
Meter The Light 