How I Photograph Screech Owls | PhotoWILD Magazine

Finding and photographing owl nests can be a real challenge. But most of all, these are very sensitive situations in which our presence can be very stressful to the owls. In this video, I show you how I go about photographing situations like this REMOTELY. With a simple tool, I am able to setup my camera, remove myself from the situation, and then remotely control the camera so as to keep the owl at ease.
Do you know when the best time to find screech owl nests is?
Do you know how to locate the nesting site?
The rest of the video will be released with the upcoming issue of the Photographer's Journal, where I bring the photo over into Lightroom and Photoshop and show you the complete step-by-step workflow I used.
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[@fotografiabymiguel]

I am not knocking what anyone has done or is presently doing, In years past, I've stood quietly near a nest site to photography behaviour. Thank for speaking up Jared Lloyd Photography - Appreciate you speaking the truth; " removing ourselves from the situation, reducing the stress to the animal, nesting is a sensitive situation, the less time we could physically spend in front of a nest or a den site, the better. We don't want to jeopardize the animal's ability to survive in the wild or abandon the nest or den."

[@alansam51]

Thank you Jared, i have learnt alot fom not only your Lightroom tutorials but also your knowledge of your wildlife subjects. Keep up yje good work

[@georgeball2226]

Another excellent video Jared. The shot you got of the owl shows demonstrates the validity of the techniques you discuss.

[@stevencharter1803]

Cool informative video, with great evidence to back it...Thanks from a new subscriber...)

[@daniellelloyd8519]

CAM RANGER should be sponsoring this video!