Wildlife photography courses

Wildlife Photography: Capture Nature Photography Course

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1. First Things First. Success as a wildlife photographer starts with a natural affinity for the outdoors and the creatures which inhabit it. Most serious wildlife photographers, while not formally trained biologists, are astute observers of wildlife.
2. Quality. The quality of your wildlife images depends upon capturing the most interesting behavior of the animals you wish to photograph. The first and foremost rule of wildlife photography is that a photographer must never do anything which endangers or unduly stresses an animal.
3. Wildlife Photography Camera and Lens Support. Perhaps the most important piece of equipment for wildlife photographers is a high quality, heavy-duty tripod.
4. Cameras and Lenses. Professional wildlife photographers buy a camera system. In other words they add pieces of equipment as they need them, and so they choose a manufacturer that produces a wide array of cameras, lenses, and accessories.

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Wildlife Photography Class with Tom Mangelsen CreativeLive

3 hours ago Learn wildlife and outdoor photography from one of the most prolific nature photographers of our time in The Art of Wildlife Photography with Tom Mangelsen. Drawing lessons from his 40 years of observing and photographing the Earth's last great wild places, Tom will discuss the complex process behind his breathtaking wildlife photographs.

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Best Free Online Classes and Courses for Photographers

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1. Canon’s World of EOS Learn. Level: Novice. Cost: Free. Canon offers online tutorials for those diving into photography for the first time or for those looking to refine their skills.
2. Udemy: Photography. Level: All. Cost: Free. Udemy is a convenient site which provides multiple sources for tutorial videos in one place. For example, “Photography: Ditch Auto - Start Shooting in Manual” is a useful free course that will teach you how to shoot fully manual DSLR photos.
3. DIY Photography Tutorials. Level: Novice to Expert. Cost: Free. This site is jam-packed with classes for basic to advanced photographers, as well as useful information on specific photography techniques and problems.
4. ShortCourses. Level: Novice. Cost: Free. ShortCourses is an online digital photography resource with lots of different focuses. “Curtin’s Guide to Digital Cameras And Other Photographic Equipment” is a surprisingly thorough resource considering it is completely free.
5. The Art of Photography by Dr. Shane Hulbert. Level: Novice to Intermediate. Cost: Free. This course is hosted by Open2Study, a large archive of free and low-cost online courses.
6. Cambridge in Colour. Level: Novice to Expert. Cost: Free. This site is incredible, with loads of tutorials that have something to offer beginners and experts alike.
7. Phlearn. Level: Novice to Expert. Cost: Free. This site not only wins most hilarious name to pronounce aloud, but also the most free online tutorials, at over 450.
8. The History of Photography Podcast by Jeff Curto. Level: All. Cost: Free. This podcast series is for the history buff who’s interested in photography. Along with technical online courses, this podcast series would be a wonderful compliment to understanding context for your own work and that of other photographers.
9. PetaPixel. Level: All. Cost: Free. PetaPixel is a photography blog founded by passionate photographer Michael Zhang. The website includes lots of articles on inspiration and equipment, as well as a huge database of tutorials, targeted towards beginners and experts alike.
10. Lectures on Digital Photography by Marc Levoy. Level: All. Cost: Free. Marc Levoy is a Professor Emeritus at Stanford, and a Principal Engineer at Google, where he works on computational photography.

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Best wildlife photography courses in Britain Countryfile.com

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1. Loch Visions, Argyll and Bute. The otter is a much-coveted but elusive wildlife sighting. Unless, of course, you have the help of Philip Price of Loch Visions.
2. Photographers on Safari, various locations. Playful puffins are a delight to see and there’s nowhere better to see them than the rugged Farne Islands, Northumberland.
3. Lakeland Photographic Holidays, Lake District. Lakeland Photographic Holidays is owned by John and Gail Gravett and set right in the heart of the Lake District, this is the perfect location to attend landscape and nature photography workshops.
4. Natures Images, Lincolnshire and Midlands. From photographing seals on a remote Lincolnshire beach, to deer in the East Midlands, Natures Images offers the chance to attend workshops and holidays taught by professional nature photographers.
5. Wild Arena, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. If the beautiful minutiae of the animal world are your thing, sign up to Wild Arena’s butterfly workshop for an introduction to macro photography.
6. Wilderness Scotland, Highlands. Wilderness Scotland is a specialist adventure travel company offering a range of holidays and wilderness experiences, including photography holidays, in some of the most beautiful regions of the Scottish Highlands and Islands.
7. Dawn 2 Dusk Photography, South West England. Run by two of the UK’s leading professional landscape photographers, Dawn 2 Dusk Photography holds workshops mainly in the South West of England, along with a few in the Lake District.
8. Northshots, Cairngorms, Scotland. Based in the heart of Scotland’s Cairngorms National Park, Northshots aim is to provide holidays that are ‘a true photographic adventure’.
9. Artescape Photography, South England and Wales. Artescape Photography offers workshops in the South of England and Wales, with locations including the New Forest, Suffolk coast, Brecon Beacons and Dorset coast among others.
10. Andy Davies, Wales. Andy Davies is a professional photographer in Wales, specialising in wildlife and landscape. Snorkel on the waves at the Skomer Marine Conservation Zone, Pembrokeshire.

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Landscape and Wildlife Photography The Great Courses

7 hours ago Bought this set mainly for the Landscape side, thinking I would get tips on Wildlife photography as well. The Landscape lessons were good and presented well with the Ligthroom courses being ok. But the Wildlife courses left me cold. I was hoping for tips and ideas for photographing animals of North America, not birds in some remote area and up

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The 7 Best Smartphone Photography Courses Photos With Phones

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1. Best Smartphone Photography Course #1 – Skillshare. When it comes to SkillShare, we won’t be recommending a specific course to take. Instead, you’ll have access to a database of curated classes to find a course perfect for your individual needs.
2. Best Smartphone Photography Course #2 – Moment Lessons. It doesn’t matter what kind of content creation you’re into, Moment has a lesson for it. Seriously, they’ve got guides on
3. Best Smartphone Photography Course #3 – Smartphone Photography Training. Created by Mark James, a self-described mobile phone purist, Smartphone Photography Training has some terrific videos on using your smartphone to its full capability.
4. Best Smartphone Photography Course #4 – Moment Trips. Did you know that you can pay to travel to mind-boggling places to do smartphone photography courses with Moment’s experts?
5. Best Smartphone Photography Course #5 – iPhone Photography School. So, if you don’t have an iPhone, we’re sorry, but this isn’t relevant to you. On the flip side, if you do some reading through iPhone Photography School’s website, you may just be convinced to make the change.
6. Best Smartphone Photography Course #6 – Anubhav Roy. So, unfortunately, there is no website for this guy. On the other hand, for those of us who are visual learners, Roy’s YouTube presence can be an invaluable tool for better our smartphone photography.
7. Best Smartphone Photography Course #7 – Professional Photographers (like Peter McKinnon for example) So these guys make their money with their fancy cameras.

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Free Online Photography Courses During Quarantine

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1. Beginner Photography Course by PhotographyCourse.net. Level: Beginner. This course from PhotographyCourse.net is designed specifically for beginners. It consists of 10 basic lessons that cover the basics of lighting and composition.
2. Introduction to Photography and Related Media. Level: Beginner. This course is freely available through the OpenCourseWare initiative and represents video lectures from a semester undergraduate course at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
3. Lighting 101 by Strobist. Level: Beginner. Thanks to these very popular photography classes for beginners, you will learn how to properly adjust and work with lighting for improving your images.
4. Your Road to Better Photography by Udemy. Level: Beginner. Do you want to take basic photography lessons from a celebrity in the world of photography? The famous photographer and cinematographer Corey Reese will teach you shooting in natural light and understanding manual camera settings for most photography applications.
5. Photography: Ditch Auto – Start Shooting in Manual. Level: Beginner. As you already guessed, after reading the title - this is a beginner photography classes for those who are used to using automatic mode, but want to learn how to take pictures in manual mode.
6. A Complete Introduction to Photography (aka Reddit Photoclass) Level: Beginner. Thanks to the Reddit, many people have the opportunity to communicate on topics of interest to them.
7. Beginner Digital Photography. Level: Beginner. You will learn a lot about lenses, as well as the application and balancing of light. In this course, using a non-technical language, you will be trained to work with Photoshop and Lightroom, which will ensure you a great start in the photographer's career.
8. Intermediate Photography Course by PhotographyCourse.net. Level: Intermediate. If you have already mastered the basics and are ready for more advanced training - PhotographyCourse offers the best online photography courses, and you can find many useful lessons about everything from different technical aspects of the camera to a variety of photography styles.
9. Intermediate Digital Photography. Level: Intermediate. It’s very difficult to overestimate the importance of correct exposure. Modern cameras are powerful enough to create a good exposure, but often it happens that manual adjustment is simply necessary.
10. Working with Speedlights: A Free Photography Course. Level: Intermediate. This course is devoted to the issue of working with speedlights. If you are no longer a novice, but the skills for setting up the speedlights are still not enough, then this course is what you need.

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