How we photograph ghost fungus
Let’s face it, most of you would have heard of ghost fungus, or Omphalotus nidiformis, which is their correct scientific name. When
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Unusual colours during long exposures in my OM-1
In April last year, I went out with my friend Andy, the Rockman, to a spot in Hazelbrook to photograph
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Are bridge cameras good for bird & wildlife photography?
YES! They are! While there are phone cameras, point and shoot cameras, this blog post is about bridge cameras. I
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Workshop Wrap-up – O’Reilly’s Oct ’24
Happy New Year to you, our dear readers! This is the first blog post for quite some time, and we
Presenting your images for the viewer
The most important note with this blog post is that if you are happy to just take snaps for yourself
Why use a super telephoto lens for bird photography?
Firstly, what is a super telephoto lens? Lenses between 80mm and 300mm are referred to as telephoto lenses. Lenses of
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The best lenses for bird photography
The first thing to clarify is that, while Netra and I love to photograph birds, this blog post can relate
High ISO demystified- part 2
We hope you enjoyed part 1 of this two-part post on using high ISO values for your wildlife photography. In
High ISO demystified – part 1
People often shy away from using high ISO. In fact, many still don’t like to go over ISO400 in case
Know your gear and know your subjects….
Netra and I love to photograph birds and over the last 20-plus years we have learned many valuable skills along