10 things I've learnt after 10 years of WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:22 Less is More
00:57 Have a goal in mind
01:59 Don't Follow the Crowd
02:47 Don't always use a telephoto lens
03:29 Skills over gear
04:04 You must love animals
05:17 Best location
06:24 Good Bag and Camera Support
07:18 Master your Camera
08:07 Don't be lazy
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[@whywho8887]

As you brought up, its hard to go out with others. I prefer to solo adventure. Less worry about how taking care of someone else's needs . Great advice keep bringing more of your experience and insight.

[@TerenceSzeto]

cheers!

[@gdfswonder636]

Like you, I didn't have anyone to learn from when I started wildlife photography. What's interesting is that I literally came to the exact same conclusions that you did in this video, I just can't articulate it like you. I also like that you dont have intros and theme music, you get straight to the point, and you don't incessantly beg people to like and subscribe. So, of course, I liked the video and subscribed to your channel!

[@TerenceSzeto]

Thank you, appreciate the kind words and support :)

[@AC-xh9wr]

Agree entirely with everything you’ve said. Excellent video. Straight to the point, clear and honest, thank you. What do you think about AI and how they say it’ll kill photography? I just do photography for a hobby and personally have always much preferred photos that are least messed with/as authentic as possible ie captured a real moment without altering it much, if at all. I think AI is amazing and is the future for many things but completely different to photography.