Private Full-Day Wildlife Photography - 7 Hours

Name: Private Full-Day Wildlife Photography - 7 Hours
Price: 600 GBP
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£600.00

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£600 for one person. £750 for two.

What to expect:

A full day dedicated to improving your wildlife photography.
We’ll choose a suitable location based on your interests and the wildlife and photographic opportunities available.
The day will be built around wildlife behaviour, light and photographic opportunities rather than a rigid timetable.
Expect extensive practical tuition covering camera settings, focusing, composition and fieldcraft.
We’ll work on understanding animal behaviour so you can start anticipating photographs rather than simply reacting to them.
I’ll help you identify better backgrounds, angles and positions to create stronger images.
We’ll photograph throughout the day, adapting our approach as the light and wildlife change.
There will be time to review your images and identify areas where you can improve.
The experience can be tailored towards your particular interests, whether that’s birds, mammals, deer or general wildlife photography.
The emphasis throughout is on learning while actually photographing wildlife in the field.

My private photography tuition is all about helping you get more from your camera and, most importantly, enjoying your photography.

Every session is tailored around you, your experience and the type of photography you want to learn. We can choose a location that suits the subjects you’re interested in, whether that’s landscapes, wildlife, pets, or something completely different.

The sessions are relaxed and informal, with plenty of time to ask questions, try things out and build your confidence behind the camera. My aim is to help you understand not just how to take a better photograph, but why certain techniques work, so you can take what you’ve learned and put it into practice yourself.

Photography sessions often take us outdoors and onto a variety of terrain, so it’s important to come prepared for the conditions. The British weather can be unpredictable, so it’s always better to have a little more with you than you need./

Weather-appropriate clothing – layers are recommended so you can adjust easily throughout the session.

Full-length trousers – particularly recommended as some photography may involve kneeling, sitting or getting close to the ground.

Comfortable, sturdy footwear – walking boots or suitable outdoor footwear are ideal, especially on uneven or muddy ground.

Waterproof jacket and trousers – even if the forecast looks good, a spare waterproof layer is always worth bringing.

Camera and lenses – bring the equipment you would normally use, along with any lenses you’d like to learn more about.

Camera strap – recommended if you’re not using a tripod or monopod.

Spare batteries – fully charged, with a spare if you have one.

Memory cards – fully charged batteries are no good without space to save your photographs!

Lens cleaning cloth – useful for keeping your lenses clear of rain, dust and fingerprints.

Tripod or monopod – if you have one and would like to learn how to use it effectively.

Sun cream and sun protection – depending on the weather.

Hat and gloves – particularly useful during colder months.

Drinks and snacks – bring whatever you need to stay comfortable, whether that’s a hot drink, cold drink or both!

Any photography accessories you’d like help with – if you have equipment, you're unsure about, bring it along and we can go through it together.

Most importantly, come prepared to get outside, have fun and take some photographs!

Private Full-Day Wildlife Photography - 7 Hours

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