British Wildlife Photography

[teenagerReviews]

do u shoot in jpeg or raw?

[awgphoto]

Peteske47, glad you liked them.

[peteske47]

Great set of images,super clip.

[peteske47]

Great set of wildlife shots,super images

[awgphoto]

Pedalman, you are right, the small garden birds take some patience. You need a reasonable shutter speed (1/250 or more) and an aperture of 5.6 to 8. You also need to be undercover (in side or a hide/blind) as they are spooked by the slightest movement. I do must of mine in my garden where I have plenty of feeders out (especially in winter).

[pedalman]

very good images.....I have just started photographing wildlife just got a long fast lens.

Its not easy photographing birds the smaller ones are especially difficult to get in focus as they are so twitchy, I find you need a reasonably bright day for bird photography to get the shutter speed up higher than you would need for say Roe deer.

[MrSwick23]

you didnt take all of those ?

and the editing could have been better

[awgphoto]

@MrSwick23 I can assure you that all the images were taken by me a couple of year's ago. Having learned much in the intervening time, I could probably re-edit them to a much higher standard.

[MrSwick23]

@awgphoto

well they are all brilliant.

i just thought that one person couldnt have taken all of those

you are obviously very talented.

[AmateurPhotography]

Thanks for the video!

[tonyw94]

cool photos.5*

[awgphoto]

Yes. A few Red and Roe Deer.

[tonyw94]

amazing photos,have you got any of deer.