Welcome to the Wildlife Photography Tips category from J P Watson Photography. Discover practical advice to improve your wildlife photography, from camera settings and fieldcraft to composition, lighting and ethical wildlife photography. Whether you’re photographing birds, mammals or landscapes in Yorkshire, you’ll find helpful tips to develop your skills and confidence.
Wildlife Photography Tips for Beginners Wildlife photography can look complicated when you first start out. There are cameras, lenses, settings, autofocus modes, and plenty of advice to take in. But these wildlife photography tips for beginners are designed to keep…
How Weather Affects Wildlife Photography Weather & wildlife photography can be challenging, but it can also create some of the most interesting and atmospheric images. Wildlife photography is often associated with bright sunshine, clear skies and perfect conditions, but some…
How to Photograph Owls in Low Light Owl Photography in low light can be one of the most rewarding challenges in wildlife photography. Owls are often most active around dusk, dawn, and into the evening, when light levels are falling,…
Wildlife Photography Camera Settings Explained Getting the right wildlife photography camera settings can make a big difference to the quality of your photographs. Wildlife can move quickly and unpredictably, while changing light can make getting the correct exposure challenging. Understanding…
How to Photograph Kingfishers in Yorkshire Photographing kingfishers in Yorkshire is one of the most rewarding experiences for wildlife photographers, and this guide will show you how to photograph kingfishers in Yorkshire using practical techniques, suitable camera settings, and ethical…
The Ultimate Guide to Wildlife Photography in Yorkshire If you're looking for the very best Wildlife Photography in Yorkshire, you've come to the right place. Yorkshire is one of Britain's finest destinations for nature lovers, offering an incredible variety of…