The Wildlife Photography Lesson That Took Me 10 Years to Learn

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• TI

  @TinManLee · 1 month ago · pinned

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• CH

  @charlesmarshall2614 · 2 days ago

  Those are amazing photos! &nbsp;Hats off to your students for such great work, and to you for teaching them so well. &nbsp;I’ve seen so many bear photos in galleries, didn’t think I’d ever see ones that actually excite me, but those were fantastic.

• BO

  @boredcat7 · 1 month ago

  Glad you’re posting regularly again 🙏

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• MC

  @McZo1dberg · 1 month ago

  I&apos;m still mad nobody told me to press the ALT key while toggling editing sliders... That would have rocked my world 10 years ago!

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• WI

  @wildcreatures468 · 1 month ago

  epic.... back with a goateeeeeee. &nbsp;all love and best wishes...

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• CA

  @carlzanoni3967 · 1 month ago

  Great to see this impactful, helpful video. &nbsp;Thank you.

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• MA

  @markpennell4938 · 3 weeks ago

  Fantastic Video. &nbsp;I loved it. Thanks

• PE

  @petervalaris8496 · 9 days ago

  Brilliant, thank you

• AL

  @alisonandguywildlifephotograph · 2 weeks ago

  ….im learning 👏👏👏

• ZD

  @ZdravkoBoznar · 3 weeks ago

  Maybe some people take photos just to create memories. And thus they don’t make them about rewords. <br>In this sense nothing was lost in those 10 years.

• MI

  @MissySkeeter · 1 month ago

  Excellent! &nbsp;Any suggestions for the majority of amateur wildlife photographers who shoot exclusively local with affordable F8 lenses?

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• BR

  @BretRice-photography · 1 month ago

  Excellent topic. &nbsp;I think most of us go through a natural progression. &nbsp;Something like this... 1. &nbsp;hey I got a shot of a bear. &nbsp; &nbsp;2. &nbsp; I got a shot of a bear and it&apos;s technically sharp and properly exposed. &nbsp; 3. &nbsp;I got a shot of a bear doing something interesting. &nbsp; &nbsp;and 4. &nbsp;this is what the video here is about ..... I got a unique shot of a bear, I saw it in a way that others did not. &nbsp; I&apos;m not sure you can skip any of those steps, but perhaps can get to #4 faster than 10 years. &nbsp;I&apos;m thinking thats the point of this video.

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