How To | Capture Winter Wildlife

[@RichardBirchett]

Great video Tom and WEX, some great images and lots of good advice & tips for people starting out and for the more seasoned pros👍

[@WexPhotoVideo]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@SteveChick02]

The North Norfolk coast is the most amazing location for Wildlife. I spent a week photographing birds and seals along the coast from Snettisham to Horsey Gap last year and it was awesome.

[@JoeMaranophotography]

I live there (moved from Essex a few years ago) and it's incredible. Major downside how flat it is!

[@WexPhotoVideo]

We love it! You always see something which is rare and lovely

[@SkylarkFields]

Thanks Wex and Tom! A super video to watch and learn from. Two images stood out for me - the stonechat on the bullrush and that beautiful swan with its bill open, looking into the water. Wonderful!

[@WexPhotoVideo]

Great to hear! Glad you enjoyed watching.

[@johnclay7644]

informative video on a challenging genre of photography Thanks Wex.

[@WexPhotoVideo]

Thanks John! Let us know how you get on :D

[@JoeMaranophotography]

Where is that? I've lived in Norfolk for 5 years and seen a SEO once! Also Tom might be an idea to share this on your youtube community tab to give it some more views :)

[@joanneabramson2645]

Great concepts to remember. The low winter lighting creates some artistic photos. The Nikon 300 PF is an amazing lens, as is the 500 PF. I enjoyed your video.

[@petrub27]

you shoot wild animals from dec to march?

[@WexPhotoVideo]

Tom photographs animals throughout the entire but he was referring to the subjects in this film 👍😊