Planning your next wildlife photography trip

Wildlife and adventure photography

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It's a new year (2024) and with each new year comes new opportunities. If one of those is going on a wildlife photography trip, here are a few things to consider:
Planning

• Which animals do you hope to see?
• When is the best time to see them?
• When are they most active?

Photography

• How do you plan to use your photographs?
• What difference does that make to your camera settings?
• How well do you know your camera?
• Do you need to schedule some practice photography?
• Can you look at another photographers work (for inspiration) and understand how they achieved a particular result?
• Do you need to take a photography course?

Admin

• Do you need to get your photography equipment serviced?
• Do you have the correct documentation?
• Do you have the correct insurance?

You want to make sure that you get as much enjoyment as possible from your trip and spending a little time preparing for it can make all the difference.

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