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In This Issue
- Finding Great Locations For Wildlife Photography
- Ray Hennessy on the excitement of finding your own photographic locations: "I think about bird photography a lot. Most of my downtime is spent thinking about or planning bird photography. Lately, I've been thinking a lot about how and where I photograph birds. I'm starting to realize that I much more enjoy the chase than simply capturing the photo. The longer I've been doing this, the more I realize I’ve been losing out on the experience, and I want that back."
- Photographing Forest Elephants of the Congo Basin
- Close encounters with the Forest Elephants of the Congo Basin, by Ramdas Iyer: "Any discussion on the subject of elephants is one that ultimately leads to deep dismay. Along with the rhino, elephant populations have been in deep decline, especially in the last three decades. While most of us photographers have experienced the joy of being around large herds of savannah elephants in east and southern Africa, not many have photographed the forest elephant in its true habitat."
- Wildlife Photography Gear and Life:10 Questions with Roie Galitz
- Roie Gailitz uncovers her life in photography, her gear, setting, stories, places, and favorite photographs.
- Photographing Bats in the Amazon Rainforest
- Spending Six Hours a Day with Bats in the Amazon Rainforest, with Mark Fernley: "The Amazon Rainforest is a wonderful place, with interesting things around every twist and turn for the wildlife photographer. As I was walking through the forest on an unfamiliar path during a photographic shoot, I spotted something large on the ground, obscured by undergrowth in the shade of the trees towering like giants overhead. Making my way over, I discovered it to be a large hollow treefall that had been there for many years. I had to explore! Taking a look inside, I found a large colony of bats. This would require a planned return to photograph them!"
- Field Notes: Experienced Wildlife Photographers Share the Story Behind the Image
- David and Pui Hang Miles on how they took this beautiful photo of a Harrier at a hide in Toledo, including equipment used and camera settings.
- Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2019
- Wildlife Photographer of the Year is developed and produced by the Natural History Museum, London. Don't miss our selection of the various winners from over 48,000 total entires to this year's competition.
- Professional Wildlife Photographer Critiques Reader Submissions
- WP editor and award-winning professional wildlife photographer Bill Gozansky provides pro tips and advice on reader-submitted wildlife photographs - how to take your wildlife photo compositions to the next level.
- Editor's Choice of Reader Selected Wildlife Photographs
- WP editor Bill Gozansky showcases the best images submitted by readers from around the world.
- A Photographer's Dream Week in Kenya
- Images and text by Jacques-André Dupont: "I had heard the rumors, or even the promises, that Mara North Conservancy was worth visiting, especially if, like me, you take both your photography and wildlife seriously and if you are looking for the 'once upon a time' Africa."
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About Wildlife Photographic Magazine
These quotes are taken from published 5-star reviews of Wildlife Photographic Magazine from readers across the globe:
The very best! If wildlife photography drives you then this is your one source for great images.
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Great content and fantastic photos. I cannot recommend highly enough!
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Wildlife Photographic is one of the best photography magazines I have ever had a chance to review. The photographers are extremely successful in inspiring through communicating their passion. A fantastic find!
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Absolutely a great magazine! The articles are informative and explained so that many levels of expertise can understand and follow along.
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Great magazine - I discovered this magazine a few months ago in the App Store. I was looking for something to help me take better nature photos. This magazine has lived up to that. Great articles, great information and wonderful pictures! You will not be disappointed.
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An amazing wildlife magazine filled with beautiful photographs by outstanding photographers. I look forward to each new issue and am never disappointed. I would recommend to all wildlife photographers.
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No matter how long you've been a photographer, if you're looking for inspiration and real-world tips to improve your wildlife photography, you're in the right place.
Wildlife Photographic is your bi-monthly magazine exclusively dedicated to wildlife photography.
Produced by and for wildlife photographers and enthusiasts, you'll find each issue is packed with magnificent images and the fascinating stories, and technical strategies behind the pictures.
Our contributors are some of the best wildlife photographers in the business, with their work also appearing in major media outlets such as National Geographic and BBC World.
And, you'll often get to journey with the photographers themselves through videos of their shoots. It's like getting a private tutorial from a worldclass professional!
Category: Arts & Photography, Travel & Destinations
Publisher: Wildlife Photographic Magazine
Published: Bi-monthly
Language: English
Compatibility: iOS/Android App + Web Reader
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