5 TIPS for SHOOTING and EDITING Wildlife Photos

[@TheLucyMartin]

What's a type of photography that you want to try out?! Let me know in the comments and maybe I'll get inspired to try it too ✌😺

[@DevilRunningWild]

Astrophotography!

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@Kaysen Terry flixportal :D

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@Drake Salvador Thanks, I signed up and it seems to work :) I appreciate it!!

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[@twistedknight8639]

Great video, as usual, but you were lucky making photos of these beautiful birds in some sanctuary, where they were domesticated and not afraid of people. In tip 1 you recommending lenses up to at least 300mm, which is not much really if you are in the WILD, where photographers using usually at least 500mm, 600mm lenses, which are most expensive ones. Further on all pictures you showing are made with much shorter 24-70mm lens, so basically like a kit lens, which means, if you didn't need to crop them, that you were almost at range of touching these beauties with your hand. In thick leather glove if so, for your safety😉 Apart from that great photos, informative tutorial and looking forward to next one 👍😊

[@ScottAlexander7]

The eyes of that Owl are gorgeous 😍. Thanks for showing how to really accentuate them! 👍👍

[@TheLucyMartin]

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[@exposedhntrmillr2168]

Great stuff as always. Select the owl and desaturate it then redo your oranges and yellows and he wont have blue feathers. Ive been learning with birds and they’ll keep it interesting and educational.

[@kriscu16]

Killed it Lucy! Great to see you exploring different genres

[@lynnekrueger9056]

For not being a wildlife photographer you really nailed it!

[@LukeEdwin]

Very good video! Love those photos

[@eduardovilela7915]

Fantastic video. I love the idea of applying your Lightroom knowledge to wild life. Please do more like this one!!!!

[@dougbrayshaw]

Hi Lucy, great tutorial as usual. I have taken many owl photos and have edited them in both lightroom and luminar 4 and i have to say the results in luminar bring out much more detail in the owl feathers as you have sliders for small, medium and large details which work really well on this type of photo. Thats not to knock lightroom though, i love both programs. Just try it. Thanks again for another great tutorial, love the background tips in particular.

[@benoloughlin1557]

Thank you Lucy - another great video! I hope you had a great time with the raptors!

[@michaelflood4651]

Really liked your sharing of your learning curve!

[@nancypan23]

Which version on Lightroom do your prefer? Thanks. love these videos 😊

[@bradfordt1]

This is my first viewing of a video by you. I hit "Like, subscribe, and the bell", by minute 7. I love your enthusiasm, honesty, and insight. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm truly looking forward to viewing more of your videos.

[@craigroethler1495]

Thanks, as always, learned some good stuff from a great teacher.👍🏼👌🏼🙏🏻

[@TheLucyMartin]

Thanks so much Craig! Always happy to help ☺️

[@inassefadil2022]

what app are you using for editing ? I'm just a beginner idk which app i should use

[@lisarobertson7011]

Great content Lucy - thank you! As i am also from Toronto - where did you do your raptor photography session?

[@tonybest9307]

hi Lucy from uk ..am on Sony a6500 and 70 350 sony .am trying to set memory 1 &2 too birds in flight and birds perched .. am you tube dizzy looking for best settings.. this session has helped thanks ..

[@hamsterneckliving]

Hi Lucy, just started subscribing and I was wondering about the lightroom display you are showing. In the upper left of the photos it shows the name of the photo and the settings. Did you add that later for us or is there a way to always display that like that within Lightroom? I think that would help me as I process to learn from mistakes in future photos.

[@lynerosenkrantz4714]

Hey Lucy! I love your tutorials. Do you have one that shows how to change the colour of something in Lightroom?

[@REVIEWSONTHERUN]

Amazing! ✌️

[@SelmanJulian]

An interesting video, thanks. Am I right that these were captive birds? In the wild I usually find that they fly off if I am not very careful!

[@mauricioli3901]

Thank you for these tips. 🌋☕👍🏻☀️🌴📸

[@Wildlife_rk]

Can you make a video on how to edit wildlife photos in ipad

[@jogendrajaswanth243]

What app you use to editing please 🙏 tell me

[@AceHardy]

📸🎬🎥

[@benstephens3666]

I've been trying to get better at wildlife photography too! Takes a lot of patience! Definitely recommend checking out Morten Hilmer. He has a KZbin channel based around wildlife photography.

[@TheLucyMartin]

I’ll definitely check him out, thanks for the tip!

[@craigbretton5799]

I love Morten. He is such an inspiration. He got me off the couch and out into nature.

[@RickEvansTheThird]

Hey Ben, I just started a channel about wildlife photography. Hopefully you can find some helpful tips and inspiration there. I also love Morten. He's amazing. Hit me up if you ever have questions.

[@tatianaortiz9858]

Do you have classes on skillshare?

[@albertr915]

Good video Lucy. I have to say you are a really cool chick. You cool AF!!! I would like to see some videos of you doing a portrait shoot. I just like to see how you work doing a portrait, how you work with a model, etc.

[@thomastuorto9929]

filling the frame at 70mm? Thats what I need to learn !!!

[@devinachaste649]

Finally I found a woman into photograpy/videography like editing photos/videos because usually man like these things and the woman as a model for it

[@dinagalall]

Street Photography!

[@TheLucyMartin]

I really want to do my street photography. So much fun!

[@nedjohnston3544]

Why not edit in luminar

[@TheLucyMartin]

More videos coming soon in Luminar ✌️

[@nedjohnston3544]

@@TheLucyMartin 👍

[@RickEvansTheThird]

Lucy, cool video. What an awesome experience. I actually just launched a brand new channel here on KZbin to focus on wildlife photography. Hit me up if you ever want some tips. Love all your Lightroom vids. I've learned a few great pointers. Keep it up!

[@randomguy-lk8jy]

Automotive photography soon?

[@kerry5586]

Would have loved to have taken up the offer of trying two months of Skill share for free, unfortunately they won't let me unless I give them my credit card details: if it is free they shouldn't need my card details.

[@soscotty6600]

They look like captive/trained birds? You can't get that close to wild raptors.... Miss information here?

[@ModularMuscle]

So you photoshop out the tag of a captive bird and call it "wildlife", then say 70mm is enough for "wildlife".. right...

[@captinktm]

I was really hoping to get some good editing tips from you but your shots are not of wild birds. Christ being that close you should be able to produce Jpegs which are perfect with little or no editing at all. The birds I shot are never closer than 50 meters and more often 100 plus. Try cropping then and producing a sharp image. Shame I was desperate for some guidance.