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Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Graham
198 episodes
1 week ago
Send us a text Have you ever had a situation where a shot looks good, but when you check the photo, the exposure is off? Well, I’m sure we’ve often experienced it, and it’s one of those mistakes you only make once. Except… you don’t. I had a similar situation recently. Nothing went wrong… except I forgot one thing. This is how our cameras work. Getting the correct exposure is one of the most important aspects of photography. You have much greater latitude and creative potential in post with a...
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Send us a text Have you ever had a situation where a shot looks good, but when you check the photo, the exposure is off? Well, I’m sure we’ve often experienced it, and it’s one of those mistakes you only make once. Except… you don’t. I had a similar situation recently. Nothing went wrong… except I forgot one thing. This is how our cameras work. Getting the correct exposure is one of the most important aspects of photography. You have much greater latitude and creative potential in post with a...
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Wildlife and Adventure Photography
The Exposure Mistake I Still Make When Shooting Wildlife
Send us a text Have you ever had a situation where a shot looks good, but when you check the photo, the exposure is off? Well, I’m sure we’ve often experienced it, and it’s one of those mistakes you only make once. Except… you don’t. I had a similar situation recently. Nothing went wrong… except I forgot one thing. This is how our cameras work. Getting the correct exposure is one of the most important aspects of photography. You have much greater latitude and creative potential in post with a...
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6 days ago
23 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
7 Wildlife Photography Mistakes Even Experienced Photographers Still Make
Send us a text Most people think wildlife photography is about having the longest lens and the most expensive camera. But the truth is, some of the biggest mistakes happen after you’ve been doing this for years. Today I’m breaking down seven wildlife photography mistakes even experienced photographers still make — and how to fix them. Chasing Gear Instead of Mastering TechniqueIgnoring Animal Behaviour PatternsPoor Ethics and Disturbing WildlifeShooting in Bad Light Without a PlanOver-Relianc...
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1 week ago
33 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Why your photographs don't look sharp
Send us a text Perfectly exposed images can appear to be soft or out of focus. There are two contributing factors that play a part in this: How our eyes and brain perceive sharpness The role of contrast in the image. It’s important to remember that RAW files are not photographs. And that the JPG we see on the back of the camera has already gone through a process that includes sharpening. In this podcast, I’ll talk through these processes and the importance of post-processing RAW images. It's ...
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2 weeks ago
20 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Where does AutoFocus struggle?
Send us a text In this episode, I'll look at four scenarios that are likely to throw off your AF system: Low Light or Low Contrast ConditionsWrong AF Area Mode for the SituationFast or Unpredictable MovementExtremely Shallow Depth of FieldI'll talk you through different AF systems and what you can do to get the best results from each scenario. It's time for another podcast... Please take a look at the 2026 Wildlife Calendar. It's available now. Support the show Have you bought your 2026 Wild...
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3 weeks ago
27 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Do you need expensive camera gear to take great photos?
Send us a text One of my pet hates is people coming up to me and saying something along the lines of “that’s a great picture, you must have a really good camera”. To me, it’s a little like someone going up to Shakespeare and saying, “That was a great play, you must have a really good quill”! Cameras are tools, and the fact is that if you are taking boring pictures now and you buy an expensive camera without changing anything else, you will still take boring pictures. In this podcast, I’ll tak...
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1 month ago
37 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
How to break through creative blocks
Send us a text Are you tired of feeling stuck following endless photography rules, resulting in images that just… exist? What if I told you there's a way to unlock a deeper, more intuitive connection with your camera, allowing you to capture photographs that truly speak to the soul? In this podcast we’ll look at how you can move beyond rigid guidelines and embracing the organic flow of visual storytelling. We will look at: The Illusion of Rules; rules (like the rule of thirds) are often misin...
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1 month ago
22 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Which is best - YouTube or Courses?
Send us a text With so much free material available immediately on YouTube, is there any place for formal photography courses? That’s what I’ll be looking into in this podcast. Please add your thoughts and comments in the comments section, or send an email to graham@ge.photography The Appeal of Free YouTube Learning Advantages: Accessibility & CostBreadth of ContentEntertaining & Bite-SizedLimitations Lack of structure; scattered lessonsQuality varies drasticallyRisk of “l...
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1 month ago
29 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Wildlife and landscapes with Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove
Send us a text My guest on this podcast is Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove. Jeroen describes himself as a hybrid photographer, shooting both wildlife and landscapes. In this podcast, we talk about how he started in photography and he shares some of his experiences photographing wildlife in Iceland, where he lives, Greenland and Antarctica. Jeroen shoots with both Canon mirrorless cameras and drones. He describes the difference that using drones has made to his photography and the equipment he currentl...
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1 month ago
43 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
How to Avoid the Biggest Low-Light Photography Mistakes
Send us a text Understanding low-light photography opens up another world of possibilities for wildlife photography. The fact is that a good deal of activity happens once the sun has gone down, and it is very rewarding to be able to share the world that comes to life with people who might not be aware of it. However, as always, there are a few things to remember and some mistakes to avoid. Here are the ten most common low-light photography mistakes: Using Too Low an ISOShutter Speed Too SlowN...
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2 months ago
35 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Why you should become an urban wildlife photographer
Send us a text A major part of a successful wildlife photography experience is preparation. Doing the right preparation can make the difference between having a great experience and a frustrating one. The problem is that most of us do not have access to wildlife every day, or do we? Getting to know your own area and the wildlife in it can give you access to all the wildlife you need to become confident when you do travel for your big trip. Most of us have our eyes wide open when we visit a ne...
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2 months ago
22 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
The future of wildlife photography, AI and ethics
Send us a text AI has already had a big impact on digital photography, and you may be using it without realising it. If you're using a smartphone, AI is driving scene recognition, HDR and exposure, and modes. For DSLR and Mirrorless users, it may well be driving your tracking and autofocus. It is widely used in post-processing to enhance images through noise reduction and the removal of unwanted objects. So what are the considerations for photographers? I'll share some ideas with you in...
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2 months ago
33 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Mastering Wildlife Photography Part 8: How to showcase your best images
Send us a text So you’ve taken your photographs and the adventure is over (for now). So what do you do with your images? This is what we'll look at in this final episode: Sharing Through Social MediaBuilding a Personal Website or PortfolioPrint Media: Books and MagazinesWall Art and Home Décor* CreativeHub recommends the largest print size for each print file you submit. This maintains print quality.Competitions and ExhibitionsEducational and Conservation UsesStock Photography and LicensingRe...
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2 months ago
28 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Mastering Wildlife Photography Part 7: The Secret to Post-Processing Wildlife Images
Send us a text You've got the shot, but there's more work to do. The first thing that you might notice is that what's in the camera isn't quite what you saw. And, you might not be happy with the actual image (vs what you had in you mind's eye). This is the starting point for post processing. In this episode we look at the importance of post-processing: Start with basic RAW AdjustmentsEnhancing Detail and Sharpness Colour Grading for Mood and StorytellingEthics of Editing Wildlife Photos&...
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3 months ago
24 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Mastering Wildlife Photography Part 6: How to Capture Wildlife Portraits With Personality
Send us a text In my opinion, portraits can be the most powerful way for someone to connect with an animal. And possibly feel a real connection with it for the first time. So, mastering animal photography is possibly the most important aspect of wildlife photography to master. In this episode we'll look at: What is a wildlife portrait?Capturing Emotion & Personality Field Techniques & Ethics Storytelling Through Portraits Common Challenges & How to Overcome Th...
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3 months ago
32 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Mastering Wildlife Photography Part 5: The Secret of Photographing in Harsh Environments
Send us a text Wildlife doesn’t always live in comfortable places. Sometimes, the most incredible images come from the toughest conditions: cold, blistering heat, or sudden storms. Today, we’ll uncover the secret of thriving in those environments. These conditions test photographers both physically and mentally. But fewer people are willing to endure them, so you have a great opportunity to shoot unique images. In this episode, we'll look at: Preparation Protecting Your Gear S...
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3 months ago
29 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Mastering Wildlife Photography Part 4: How to Freeze Fast Action in Wildlife Photography
Send us a text In this episode, we'll take a look at the best ways to capture fast-moving action. The Challenge of Wildlife Action Shots Camera Settings for Freezing MotionAnticipating the ActionPanning & TrackingGear ConsiderationsCreative Motion ChoicesShare your experiences and images in the Facebook Group. Next time, we’ll talk about how to handle harsh environments. Check out my PDF “A Brief Guide to Wildlife Photography” for more ideas. Please remember to LIKE and SUBSCR...
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3 months ago
31 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Mastering Wildlife Photography Part 3: How to Use Light to Capture Wildlife at Its Best
Send us a text This episode is about using light. Using it well can make the difference between a magical shot and one that is flat and uninteresting. Here's what I'll cover in this episode: The Role of Light in Wildlife Photography Golden Hours & Blue HoursMidday Light ChallengesBacklighting, Side Lighting & Front Lighting Weather & Light Conditions Camera Settings for Light Share your experiences and images in the Facebook Group. Next time, we’ll ...
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3 months ago
28 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Mastering Wildlife Photography Part 2: The Secret to Getting Close Without Disturbing Wildlife
Send us a text In episode two, we look at how you can get close to wildlife ethically. Last time We looked at preparation and the important things to consider before you go. In this episode, I share some of the ways that you can get ‘close’ to wildlife ethically. Ethics Respecting wildlife comes first: never disturb, stress, or change their behaviour.Disturbing animals ruins both the shot and the experience.Be a “silent guest” in nature.Understand animal behaviour Learn as m...
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4 months ago
30 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Mastering Wildlife Photography Part 1: How to prepare for a wildlife photography adventure
Send us a text This is episode one of eight, where we will take a deeper dive into how to take great wildlife photographs. We’re going to start with preparation. Good preparation can make all the difference between a successful shoot and a complete disaster. Here are the key things you will need to consider: Research & Planning Selecting locations based on season, wildlife activity, and accessibilityChecking local regulations and protected areasUnderstand animal behaviour for ...
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4 months ago
28 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Why the 'Perfect' shot is overrated
Send us a text Do you ever feel stuck, endlessly tweaking photos, searching for that 'perfect' look that seems just out of reach? You're not alone. We've all been conditioned to believe in a singular ideal of photographic perfection. But what if I told you that once you understand the truth about the 'perfect shot,' you'll not only take better photos but also find more joy in your photography? Let's discover why. There are two photography quotes that I particularly like: Ansel Adams: “There i...
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4 months ago
29 minutes

Wildlife and Adventure Photography
Send us a text Have you ever had a situation where a shot looks good, but when you check the photo, the exposure is off? Well, I’m sure we’ve often experienced it, and it’s one of those mistakes you only make once. Except… you don’t. I had a similar situation recently. Nothing went wrong… except I forgot one thing. This is how our cameras work. Getting the correct exposure is one of the most important aspects of photography. You have much greater latitude and creative potential in post with a...