Wildlife and Nature Photography Tips

Courting Albert’s Lyrebird

Courting Albert’s Lyrebird

Crouching behind the enormous buttress root of a black booyong in World Heritage-listed Lamington National Park. 80 kilometres south of Brisbane, I waited in anticipation. Working as a guide for O'Reilly's Rainforest Retreat, in the heart of the national park, I...

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Getting It Right In Camera

Getting It Right In Camera

One of the most important things I have been teaching photography workshop participants over the last 15 years is to make sure they 'Get It Right In Camera'. Sure, there are lots of great post-processing programs out there that you can use to develop...

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Nature Photo Walk Report

Nature Photo Walk Report

Recently, I presented a free ‘Nature Photo Walk’ at the Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens in Toowong, Queensland. It was great to see participants so very keen, with lots of photography-related questions. I basically concentrated on wildlife and macro...

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Watch Your Background

Watch Your Background

When taking images of wildlife or people, there is nothing worse than a distracting background. It basically takes the viewer's eyes away from the subject you are wanting to portray. I've heard some photographers say "I'll fix it in Photoshop",...

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