How to Photograph Puffins on Skomer Island

[@moshesalama]

Thank you for this informative and comprehensive session and tips. Your tips are the best any bird photographer has given on KZbin on equipment, settings, composition, wind and sun direction and behavior of your subject. All are extremely important. I am watching it again 3 times because you cover a lot s speak a bit fast. I too use Sony cameras, although one is FF A7c and the other crop a6600 sharing lenses according to need and task. I am traveling to Spain to one of many areas known for its birds of prey. I will bring my crop sensor 6600, Tamron 70-180 f/2.8 + Sigma 100-400 f/5-6.6 which on crop body is equivalent angle of 150-600 albeit lighter, monopod to help me steady the shots.

[@WildlifewithRich]

Thank you so much for the comment, genuinely appreciate the kind words as well as the feedback on how I can improve my delivery. Great choice of gear you have, I have also considered getting a crop sensor in addition to my gear for the versatility as you say. I actually also used to own the sigma 100-400 was my first proper telephoto on my e mount gear. Such a great lens, so sharp and was actually the lens that made me interested in environmental portraits. Best of luck with your adventures in Spain glad I could help!

[@WildlifeWithCookie]

gorgeous

[@CutSluice]

Great tips as always!

[@WildlifewithRich]

Thank you sir!