wildlife

Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) juvenile perched with fish in it's beak. Taken in Penicuik, Midlothian, Scotland

Robin (Erithacus rubecula) taken at Loch Leven, Scotland

Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) taken at Loch Leven, Scotland

I like the eye tracking, but it did search for the eye for too long even if I was pointing the square at the bird. It also used multiple points together. I used this video. I set the max ISO to 6400 but it turns out that the ISO is too grainy when looking at the photos on the computer. Weather...

Good day everyone I am relatively new to photography. This July I am going on holiday to Namibia. I am looking for a camera that I can use there but also outside the holidays. I need the camera mainly for travel photography for family photos/photos of families, cities, for landscapes, but also...

A fox, lurking

Wild pony, looking across the Welsh mountain on Dinas Head with heather and buttercups. Canon 600d - Tamron 55-200mm - ISO400 - f/5.6 - 1/40

A shot of one of the Pembrokeshire wild ponies taken on Dinas Mynydd on my backup camera. Canon 600d - Tamron 55-200mm - ISO400 - f/5.6 - 1/50

Squirrel calmly dining off our beautiful hibiscus

Mother-to-be enjoying a few tranquil moments in the sunshine

This little Robin was singing its heart out for us today in Greenwich Park. My hand was only inches away from it as it took some birdie treats from it. I swear as I whistled a little tune it copied back. Probably not intentional, but I like to think it was :)

Hi, I currently own a canon 450d and was looking at upgrading. I have looked at many used options like a canon 60d because of the price range, however I have primarily looking at the canon 7d MKi now, (didn't before because of the CF card slot and no SD card slot but realised that it's not a...

Just seen this on the BBC's Kent News page. See https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-46418054

Nev Cartledge - Wondered if anyone else is watching this chap? Lots of quirky humour, more misfortune than Thomas Heaton and the landscape images are (in my opinion) really lovely. Not sure I could cope with 11 years in a camper though - the water frozen in the saucepan in less than an hour is...

Hi All, I am planning on entering one of my images for the wildlife photographer and Bird Photographer of the Year 2018, what I would like to know is the extend to which an image can be cropped?

WILDLIFE-TRYP1 by Dan Harris posted Aug 27, 2018 at 11:36 AM Hi all! I would really appreciate it if anyone is able to help me with a questions I have. Could this picture be classed as a 'Triptych'? Although there are three separate images on one canvas, it is difficult to make out the borders...

Apologies if this has been covered, I did do a search but couldnt find anything..... I currently own a 7D mkii and 5D mkiii - previously owning a 1D mkii and 5D mkii combo but im not convinced these are the best for what I use. I shoot mostly airshows with planes at around 700mph but also...

Hello! I'm Ryan, and I've taken far too long to join a community! I've been playing with my camera for around 10 years, and perhaps more seriously for around 7, although I still feel nervous about showing off my work. My main focus is landscape and wildlife, although I have dabbled with models...

Hey there guys! I have been in the photography world for 8 years now, and I have gained so much knowledge and developed a lot of skills. And I have yet to begin my video/cinematography career. I have taken a great interest in shooting wildlife, and from there, I have gotten the idea of shooting...

Has any got any tips or tricks for creating this type of shot. Basically I'm flicking through all my camera mags to give me some ideas and inspiration whilst the weather is a bit naff and I've come across a bit where Simon Roy, Ben Hall and Tom Mason have done this eg. getting a vole to poke...