In this article, we will look at wildlife photography from a boat. I cover everything from the best gear, how to stabilize your shots, the kind of boats you should use, and techniques to help you bring back sharper photos.
How the Sony 200-600mm lens helped me to capture this surprise owl encounter in the Yukon.
On this trip to Tasmania, I’d hoped to find and photograph wild wombats. I didn’t dare dream about finding a baby one this cute!
Capturing the perfect flight shot of this bird carrying its precious package was a real challenge. Here’s how I did it.
Picking off pelicans flying through the crashing surf with an 800mm lens. Photography doesn’t get much more fun.
Super-telephoto lens hoods are often longer than they need to be. Zemlin Photo’s range of replacement lens hoods is designed to offer more options at an affordable price.
Photography bean bags are useful camera supports for wildlife photographers, but which ones are best and what should you fill them with?
The Skimmer Ground Pod provides a stable platform for low-level bird and wildlife photography. Is it worth buying, and can it improve your images? Let’s find out.
Monopods are an important, but often overlooked piece of equipment in a wildlife photographer’s arsenal. Here are four perfect times to use a monopod for wildlife photography.
How do you select the best photos from a wildlife photography trip? Which elements of a wildlife photo are the most important?