7 Things We Can Learn From Wildlife Photographer David Yarrow

Part of the Learning From the Masters Series, What can we learn from wildlife photographer David Yarrow. His unique shooting style has something to offer bird photographers who want to take better imgeas.

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[@catherinetremerryn]

David did a terrific Ted talk and there is a wonderful video of him taking a selfie through a polar bears eyes.

[@DickHoskins]

Very useful video. Thanks!

[@gordcook9456]

Great summary. Thanks

[@ale_richini]

Really well done! Thank you Tim for this fantastic series!

[@jimsturla]

These are really helpful Tim. I’ve learned much from you on this channel and just wanted to say thanks.

[@andreaetzi3431]

Thank you for putting this together. It is very interesting. BTW Yarrow declared He prefers to shot at 45° from the sun.

[@davidblack2632]

Great tips for bird photography. I love your photos! Wishing you a great 2020.

[@pe1etr]

I'm going to Africa soon, don't think I fancy getting under a lion, or a leopard when it's up a tree.

[@boetschge]

Great Tips, epic attitude! If you look at what these Guys did to come to that Point in their Career where they actually sell Pictures ... yeah, you have to have that kind of Attitude :-) I am sure that someone at some time in the Future will mention Tim Boyer as the Guy who does this and does that and what could be learned from him! Oh wait, Tim already makes his "what to learn" Videos! Man, we live in great times :-) Best Regards, Marc

[@GodwitMediaLLC]

You're very kind, thanks

[@JoeMaranophotography]

The problem with David Yarrow is he is hard for most photographers to relate. For example the idea of shooting with remotes whilst useful completely goes against why I even started wildlife photography which was to observe and *experience* nature. A shot of a Lion from a foot away whilst yes it does create stunning images is not exactly natural and I feel it detracts from the story a photographer is trying to tell. It's like saying a Mars Rover is the best photographer on Mars!

[@JoeMaranophotography]

@@tobiasyoder I was not aware of that!

[@nickfanzo]

He doesn’t always use remotes. A lot of his photographs were taken close to the animal

[@nickreid5939]

I get your point

[@tedbrown7908]

David Yarrow may only print 4-6 pictures a year but I'll guarantee you that he takes thousands every year.

[@davidyanceyjr]

Many accusations and speculations of Yarrow's work without including credible sources stinks of envy and jealousy.