Entries in the ‘Photography Tips’ Category:
filed in Events, Photography Tips, Workshops on Jan.10, 2012
I have officially joined PhotoTraining4U today as one of their masters, covering my passion of wildlife photography. The films I’ll be shooting over the next 12 months with the team will follow me as I work the land, from dawn to dusk. I will be showing members how I work, photographing wild animals within their habitat, [...]
Tags: Craig Jones Wildlife Photography, Madagascar Photo Tour, Wildlife Master-Photo Training4U, Wildlife Photography
filed in Advice On Wildlife, Photography Tips, Workshops on Sep.30, 2011
I have just returned from the Welsh capital, Cardiff after two wonderful days filming for the online training company PhotoTraining4U. The site offers quality training for all photographers at an affordable price. The site is based on streaming video that capture photographers at work. PhotoTraining4U is aimed at both professional and amateur photographers alike and [...]
Tags: British Wildlife Photographic Awards 2011, Craig Jones Wildlife Photography, PhotoTraining4U.com, Wildlife Photography, Wildlife Workshops
filed in Photography Tips, Workshops on Aug.23, 2011
Simplicity is often the key to composing a successful photograph,where a well composed image should never look cluttered, and the main focal point/subject should be obvious. When composing an image decide which parts of the scene are most important to you and try hard to exclude any elements that are not, or don’t have a [...]
Tags: Composition, Craig Jones Wildlife Photography, Photographic Tip, Wildlife
filed in Photography Tips, Places Of Interest, Wildlife, Workshops on Jul.05, 2011
Photograph some of the most unique and endangered wildlife in the world as we explore the amazing country of Madagascar. There can be few places on this earth that offer us such unique, diverse and extremely beautiful wildlife as on the island of Madagascar. From the beginning of time nature has evolved, shaped itself and [...]
Tags: Craig Jones Wildlife Photography, Humpbacked Whales, Lemurs, Madagascar Photo Tour, World Primate Safaris
filed in Photography Tips, Places Of Interest, Workshops on Jun.27, 2011
Mull is a magical, raw, unplanned and thought provoking place where you can see and view beautiful wildlife. Red Deer roam the hills, Eagles soar over the skylines, Seals bask on exposed banks and Otters frequent the many bays and inlets along Mulls coastline. Almost every other telegraph pole there’s a lone Buzzard sitting, acting as [...]
Tags: Craig Jones Wildlife Photography, Hebridean Wildlife, Magic Of Mull, Nature, Otters, Scotland, Wildlife Workshops
filed in Photography Tips, Workshops on Apr.24, 2011
Spring is my favourite time of year, an amazing array of colours, fresh life and wildlife, this season is truly amazing within the different season we have during the year. Having just returned from my Early Spring in Norfolk photo tour which I run every spring and 3 days of one to ones added on, its [...]
Tags: Craig Jones Wildlife Photography, Norfolk, One To One Wildlife Photography, Spring Tide, Texel
filed in Photography Tips, Places Of Interest, Workshops on Feb.22, 2011
I have spent the weekend in the sleepy, tucked away county of Norfolk, one of my favourite places within the UK. A bounty of diverse birds and wildlife which enrich this area throughout the year, making this a mecca for wildlife loving people. I had clients with me during these two days on One To Ones covering the Spring Tides, [...]
Tags: Black&White, Monochrome Photography, Norfolk, One To One Wildlife Photography, Wildlife Workshops
filed in Photography Tips on Feb.02, 2011
One of the most important tasks for a wildlife photographer is getting to know the subject, spending time watching, listening and looking, learning its behaviour, its habits and calls. In turn all of this will reward you with a far better chance of capturing images that show the subjects natural behaviour. Most, if not all animals [...]
Tags: Fieldcraft, Habitat, Puffins, Stalking, Wildlife photography Tip