7 Tips for Better Wildlife Photography

[@forced_perspective]

Great tips and not everyday is a amazing photography day as most people think. More often than not, I'll go home with nothing I can use but the experience of going out is good enough

[@percyharrellphotography]

Great content, thanks for sharing!

[@NorwayHikesTrails]

Great tips and video Ron. Thank you for sharing 😊

[@k26kv31]

A slow day in the woods taken pictures is always better than a good day at work, even if you like your job. A few older Power Line Clearing guys told us they actually wore panty hose back in the day before the thin stretchy undergarments came out to keep the ticks and other critters from crawling up and latching onto them when they cleared brush under the transmission power lines.

[@PamHaynes-oo3ck]

Beautiful day and location to enjoy! I agree with you it's an amazing experience. Great video. Thanks Ron I loved it.

[@woodymallory9058]

I was wondering how long it was going to take you to figure that out👍 Great video Ron

[@alanclark4951]

Hey Ron, I have the same camera and lens combo. What are you using for a lens foot for the 180-600 to tripod? Great video as always,Alan, Nova Scotia

[@bobdrawbaugh4207]

Great tips Ron. I heard an award winning bear photographer say the same thing. To get a great bear photo you’ll have to get out of the car, off the road and in the woods.

[@wildbillgreen]

Amen to getting out of the car and getting into the woods

[@johnray424]

Yes! Get out of the car. Get out into nature does more than just provide great photo opportunities, its good for the mind and to decompress from the day/week. Great video sir. Love the #6, but was then waiting for you to pan down and show a snake going across path. Many times sir...far too many times!!! LOL Keep up the great work my friend. Not always commenting but definitely watching.

[@Daniel_Oberg]

Great talk, leave the car at the parking! 🚗 Greetings from a Swedish youtuber! 🇸🇪

[@rdphoto2]

Hello there! Thanks for stopping. Yes leave the car at the parking lot.....Best photographic tip I can give. Go walk in the woods.