Posted on 21 December 2017. Tags: advanced shooter, darwin wiggett, drifts, winter, working a scene
As photographers, we are visually tuned into our surroundings. Even so, there are times when something we see stops us in our tracks and demands that we capture it in a photograph. Often we respond dutifully, make an image or two and then move on, hunting for the next visual trophy. But when we return […]
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Posted in Articles, Darwin Wiggett
Posted on 24 December 2015. Tags: bird tips, ethan meleg, winter
By Ethan Meleg I’ll admit that I’m not a huge fan of winter, but I do get excited about the bird photography opportunities the happen during the cold season. Winter can be a highly-productive time of year to shoot birds if you know where to target them and how to deal with a few of […]
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Posted in Articles, Ethan Meleg
Posted on 29 December 2014. Tags: extreme, weather, wild side, winter
It’s -30 C and snowing — do you know where your camera is? Hopefully it’s on the car seat beside you, in the backpack on your back, or on the tripod in front of you, not stashed away two floors below in your heated garage as you hit snooze for the 11th time. For some […]
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Posted in Articles, John E. Marriott