Nature Photographers
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Take 2 Photography are Eyre Peninsula Photographers Fran Solly and Bazz Hockaday with a combined photography experience of more than 20 years photographing the people, places and products of the Eyre Peninsula. Fran is Accredited with the Australian Institute of Professional ...
If you want beautiful images taken with absolute care give me a call - 0447 222 057 I am a professional and I am interested in doing the very best I can for you as a customer. Affordable and reliable, I am available when you need me - I work for you! You only pay for your images ...
BEHIND THE LENS Kirsten is a Newcastle based Professional Photographer, with over 20 years experience in the industry. Kirstens background in Fine Art and Graphic Design have elevated her Photographic career, her creativity and exploration of this medium has been the pathway for this ...
I moved to Australia in 2013 to find myself and I started studying photography professionally. I love street, cultural, travel, and humanitarian photography. I like discovering the many differences, expressions, and stories that make up humanity. When I started traveling, I realized that I ...
Creative, natural, relaxed, fun, candid, and professional results with affordable prices - that is our photographic service mission. We are award-winning photographers that personifies spontaneous yet focused visual. Our goal has always been to capture timeless moments and create them ...
Having worked as an auxiliary for the NT police for 7 years, photo opportunities were frequent. My passion for chasing the ultimate shot is as strong as ever. I try to be versatile and I tend to love many genres. Some of my images appear on numerous websites. Some being Qantas, ...
Arwen Dyer provides a professional, creative and personalised service. The sensitive and intuitive approach lends itself to a variety of contexts and needs, including landscapes, events, family portraits, intimate weddings, babies, children and pets. The shoot is an enjoyable experience ...
Hi all! My name is Mikel, I am a professional photographer with a deep rooted passion for art and all things beautiful. This is a quality which sees me constantly striving for perfection and never settling for mediocrity. This is why you can rest assured with Photography By Mikel your ...
Nature Photographers
Nature photographers everywhere have the distinct honor of being able to capture the beauty lying all around them. The best nature photographers know how to capture the essence and beauty of what others may deem ordinary in life. For Australian nature photographers, it is only too easy to discover the beauty of nature.
You can set your tripod up in the dry desert land of the outback, or head up north where the tropical rainforests can be found. Either way, a nature photographer traipsing around the world’s smallest continent, camera in tow, is sure to have a good time.
Whether you live in Australia or happen to be planning a visit soon. There are a few simple rules professionals know which amateur photographers could benefit from when taking their own nature photos.
Nature Photographers Tip #1: Maximize the natural light available. It may be best to pick a spot in the landscape which interests you and set up your equipment. Be patient. Watch. Snap your shots at different points of the day to see what differences the light of day will make. Late in the day, when the sun is close to going down is a favorite time for most photographers. On the other hand, cloudy days are often great for taking pictures of nature that include animals or people. Cloud coverage helps prevent squinting eyes which can become blinded by the sun.
Nature Photographers Tip#2: With nature photos, unlike with other photography, zooming out on your subject may yield you a more impactful result. You will need to be careful of randomly choosing your vantage points. Expert nature photographers know how to snap pictures in such a way that the viewer’s eye is drawn into the image.
Nature Photographer Tip#3: Be focused; pay close attention to what happens if you shift a little bit to the right or left; what about if you wait for another fifteen minutes, can your shot be amazing instead of just good?
Following these tips can help you go from taking amateur shots to achieving results similar to those of professional nature photographers.
