Who Dares Wins. RISK and REWARD in WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY, by Janine Krayer.

[@nickreid5939]

One of the Best Wildlife photographers....Gifted..thank you...so inspiring..!

[@MrBillkaz]

SAS !! Great motto "Who Dares Wins" ... You are awesome Janine

[@martinpettinger]

A great informative presentation Janine .... thank you

[@PangolinWildlife]

Thanks so much Martin... really appreciate that

[@petergottschling2597]

Janine, a very inspiring presentation. Thank you.

[@PangolinWildlife]

You are so welcome!

[@namanneralakatte8447]

I definitely enjoyed this video. It was such a important set of information. It was very helpful.

[@ralphmichaelferraro2398]

I really enjoyed your presentation your approach creates excitement in photography

[@jessedelice]

The value of this video is incredible!!!

[@pieterstrydom1746]

Thank you so much for this great presentation. I have learned a lot. Kind regards

[@cmeluzzi]

Excellent information for the most experienced learners. Thank you for sharing!

[@PangolinWildlife]

Hi Claudio, thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed my presentation - cheers Janine

[@jdsmphotography2144]

amazing i wish i could have seen this video when i started photography

[@arupdutta7821]

Just brilliant! One of the best photography videos I have seen

[@mituldesai666]

Yes it was really very useful tips of Low - Key and High - Key along with changing position,angle with dare to photograph some thing interesting... Liked Thanks .

[@boltonperry9227]

You are amazing!!

[@wildlife-shorts]

This is one of the best classes about wildlife photography that I've ever seen! Congrats, Janine! And thank you so much for that!

[@govindaraja5381]

Thankyou so much Janine

[@janinekrayer2499]

Thanks so much for watching Govindaraj. Photography certainly knows how to raise your heart beat and it is not always easy to let go of old habits - I am still learning from my fellow photographers that I meet every single day. Let me know how it goes

[@PeterClaude]

Sehr schönes und gut erklärtes Video, wunderbare Bilder

[@janinekrayer2499]

Vielen lieben Dank Peter, es freut mich dass es Dir gefallen hat. Wir lernen jeden Tag dazu...

[@davidclode3601]

Thanks Janine, very thought provoking!

[@MrMiz1960]

those tips create the fotographs that you want to put up on your wall. Awesome. Thank you

[@crystalpaul2313]

Great video! So informative and a challenge to push the boundaries and "rules".

[@PangolinWildlife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rawalkiran1]

Thanx for sharing... Loved all the tips you have shared...👍👍👍

[@PangolinWildlife]

My pleasure 😊

[@aronlengyel]

Thanks for this very helpful and instructive video! I really liked it.

[@markheatherington8367]

Very thought provoking video for me. I easily get stuck in ruts and fall back to "what has worked" in the past. Thanks for the motivation to take some chances

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback Mark ... I am glad the tips are helping. It is always good to listen to someone new explaining things (that you maybe know already) a bit different. I love joining other photographers on their trips and listen in.

[@stratgirl62]

Brilliant!

[@ravichander479]

excellent tips on experimenting new ways to shoot wild life, good video

[@janinekrayer2499]

Thanks so much for watching Ravi. Photography certainly knows how to raise your heart beat and it is not always easy to let go of old habits - I am still learning from my fellow photographers that I meet every single day. Let me know how it goes

[@rakeshnambiar1897]

Excellent information 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@janinekrayer2499]

Thanks so much for watching Rakesh. Photography certainly knows how to raise your heart beat and it is not always easy to let go of old habits - I am still learning from my fellow photographers that I meet every single day. Let me know how it goes

[@joejames4231]

Great tutorial thanks for posting this 👍👍

[@ronelkind8758]

Janine, I thought your presentation was brilliant. I loved the way you presented, “Out of the box ways of shooting.” This is how one creates Fine Art Photography.

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback Ron ... I am glad the tips are helping. I was so nervous when presenting in Cape Town though - haha. Hope to have you back here some time!!!

[@EdwardKilner]

Your text slides were excellent and beautifully done. The technical narrative was fully attention holding, with tips very appropriate for game drives or water rides. Then, there were those work of art photos. So many of mine superficially resemble yours, and I’m proud of some of them, but yours are beautiful. And, they kept coming for the whole video. It’s hard to get shots like yours but your advice should help folks get better than average results, even when they are there only for a few days. Thank you very much.

[@PangolinWildlife]

Even better, Edward would be to come to Botswana and photograph alongside janine and the other photo hosts!

[@jayshahphotography]

Really enjoyed your presentation. For me it was quite inspiring.

[@PangolinWildlife]

I'm so glad!

[@TheCaptainWalter]

This was wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing your experience Janine - this was very enlightening, especially the high and low key considerations.

[@janinekrayer2499]

Thanks so much for watching Paul. Photography certainly knows how to raise your heart beat. Let me know how it goes

[@richardpilcher6245]

Great video. It has made me think to start becoming far more adventurous rather than looking for a picture perfect shot.

[@piotrperz956]

Thank You Janine for the great presentation. High ISO is a good idea for me.

[@PangolinWildlife]

It really is!

[@seminolecapt]

Terrific presentation

[@vsmcl3979]

Excellent presentation Janine! Thanks for sharing your ideas.

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback Vicki ... I am glad the tips are helping - that is what we are there for at Pangolin

[@perophotography4967]

Pangolin is doing a great work nd m so happy to have had the opportunity to learn from them

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback Pero ... I am glad the tips are helping.

[@weast5912]

Thanks, makes me think outside the box of perfection that I seem to drag around with me too much…

[@ahm271990]

Thank you so much for all your efforts and time to share of your experience about wildlife photography, you are a great photographer.

[@PangolinWildlife]

Thank you Ahmed. Much appreciated.

[@tkermi]

This was a great video! So informative and clear with very good presentation.

[@ajaysule2576]

I highly value all your tutorials. Most useful and educational. My wife and I hope to do a safari with Pangolin in 2021. Many thanks.

[@MSpeedM82]

Amazingly well done video. Thank you

[@terryroth2855]

Very interesting and educational Janine. Thanks for sharing your insights.🙂

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback Terry ... I am glad the tips are helping.

[@eikohariu8460]

I ALWAYS have fun with Pangolins photo team! Love you guys!!!! So glad company is putting out KZbin to help others-like me!! Please keep it coming! Love your classes!! Xoxo

[@janinekrayer2499]

You are the best Eiko - thanks so much for your continuous support!

[@ForrestWest]

Thank you so much for sharing this information! There is a lot here that you do not hear about on most other videos about Wildlife photography. Some of these things I've instinctively done on my own but it's great to see some new ideas and some fresh thoughts about exposure and composition and light. Best of luck to you in 2020!

[@janinekrayer2499]

Thanks so much for watching Forrest. Photography certainly knows how to raise your heart beat and it is not always easy to let go of old habits - I am still learning from my fellow photographers that I meet every single day. Let me know how it goes

[@smithwildphoto539]

Fantastic advice. Can't wait to try. Thanks

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback Stephen ... Iet me know how it went!

[@nancyross2897]

This was an incredible tutorial. I’ve never been a fan of motion blur until this tutorial, thank you 😊

[@PangolinWildlife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Chimboica2011]

Just beautiful, cool, calm and professional thank you so much for sharing

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the great feedback Viet ... I am glad the tips are helping. I was so nervous when presenting in Cape Town though - haha. Glad it comes over calmer than I felt

[@picnpixels6753]

Thank You. Loved your presentation! learnt quite a few new tricks.

[@janinekrayer2499]

Thanks so much for watching. Photography certainly knows how to raise your heart beat and it is not always easy to let go of old habits - I am still learning from my fellow photographers that I meet every single day. Let me know how it goes

[@petervalaris8496]

Very good, thanks

[@jimquick1855]

Outstanding! Thanks.

[@NikCan66]

Great combination for all wildlife photographers be it newbie or made experienced photographers to relearning stuff they may not have used in a whilr or forgotten

[@nitrousblast1]

Very interesting. Gave me lots to think about and practice

[@PangolinWildlife]

Great to hear!

[@joncothranphotography9375]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@PangolinWildlife]

No problem!

[@jimhackman5184]

Thank you

[@sbanerji1]

Such a great upload and presentation. Janine's expressing the subject was too good !

[@richardruda267]

Excellent Janine !

[@ulrichjobs8536]

Excellent. Exactly what I was looking for. Getting a bit bored with my usual wildlife photos and will take the risk. Hope we have a boat ride when we come again in August for eight days.

[@janinekrayer2499]

Thanks so much for watching Ulrich. Photography certainly knows how to raise your heart beat and it is not always easy to let go of old habits - I am still learning from my fellow photographers that I meet every single day. Let me know how it goes and hope to see you this year

[@alokechowdhury4913]

Beautiful presentation. Thanks a lot.

[@richardtadman2424]

Fascinating and thought provoking especially the high ISO suggestions. Thank you.

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback Richard ... I am glad the tips are helping. What camera are you shooting with? How high you can push your ISO obviously also depends on your sensor!

[@yuvaldax1]

Excellent!!!!!! love that accent of yours

[@janinekrayer2499]

Haha.... trying to hide the German in me but sometimes it comes out

[@kathykay4769]

That was fantastic - thank you so much - can't wait to get out there and be MUCH braver!

[@janinekrayer2499]

Haha, thanks Kathy for watching. Photography certainly knows how to raise your heart beat. Let me know how it goes

[@IHeartAfrica22]

love this!

[@janinekrayer2499]

Thanks so much for watching Liz. Photography certainly knows how to raise your heart beat and it is not always easy to let go of old habits - I am still learning from my fellow photographers that I meet every single day. Let me know how it goes

[@drfarzinjazayeri9442]

Dear Pangolin respected photographers.I enjoy your tutorial episodes . Very inspirational. What I noticed in your series is that you are using one or two attachments to your gimbal head for better maneuvering yor movements.Can you brighten me up about those accessories ? Many thanks from Iran

[@abhijeetphalsankar9258]

That was Exceptional......thanks for the same

[@schwartzmatthewe]

Phenomenal video. Great lessons for amateurs and great reminders for professional/semi-professionals.

[@PangolinWildlife]

Much appreciated!

[@ajaysonarikar1713]

Dear Janine, I have seen plenty of wildlife photography videos on youtube, being a wildlife photography enthusiast myself. I found your video very sensible, very practical and Really Useful.... after a long time i saw a video worth watching again and again just to understand your creative thought process in order to learn and imbibe it ..... great learning....thanks and keep in flowing in :)

[@jonerikrolf2029]

This is an excellent presentation that promotes more artistic wildlife photography by breaking out of the often too rigid Nature Photography conventions and “rules”. I very much enjoyed being with you on the Pangolin Hotel photo boat before heading out to the Pangolin Voyager for a five night sojourn. I did some high key photography with elephants and also benefited from taking close in shots of interesting parts of a animal. All too often Nature/Wildlife photography judges insist that the image must show the entire animal or it represents a missed shot.

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback Jon ... I am really glad these tips are helping. Hope to see you up here in the Chobe again soon

[@AKHILESHVANAM]

Intoxicating video lesson i would say....this pulled off the last straw to going high iso..i was struggling to explore..thank you

[@PangolinWildlife]

Great to hear!

[@dilanjayawickrama2469]

Wow very interesting lecture, thank you so much for going in to such details, BR from Srilanka, cheers, Dilan

[@sathyakd]

Great👍

[@jamesdean6259]

great info, i must try thank you for your time

[@ronaldsand3000]

Such great ideas

[@PangolinWildlife]

Glad you like them!

[@jimpool6096]

Great suggestions, especially on ISO. Thank you.

[@PangolinWildlife]

My pleasure!

[@lohithsamaga]

This is an incredible video! I usually take too ordinary shots - trying to keep the exposure right or a bit low. You have now made me think of high-key, low-key and high ISO types of photographs. Thanks a lot!

[@pinakintrivedi7166]

Great.

[@hollyauchincloss7233]

Lovely talk Janine - almost as good as being out there!

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks so much lot for the feedback Holly ... I am glad the tips are helping. I was so nervous when presenting in Cape Town though - haha.

[@Sana_Brodie]

Thank you 🌹

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks for watching Sana

[@912582]

Wow - best tutorial I've seen in years - really an eye opener, lot's of stuff to try. Thank you! I mean what I said above - this breaks habits! iso 20,000 who'd a thought it.

[@janinekrayer2499]

Hi Andrew, thanks so much for watching my video. You just made me blush. Thanks so much for all the praises.

[@rinofalvo2854]

This was one of the best trainings I have watched in awhile. Thanks Janine!

[@janinekrayer2499]

Thanks so much for watching Rino. Photography certainly knows how to raise your heart beat and it is not always easy to let go of old habits - I am still learning from my fellow photographers that I meet every single day. Let me know how it goes

[@stubones]

Great video Janine. 5:05 that leopard image would benefit great for being shot at eye level, to remove much of the busy background directly behind the subject. Even a smaller aperture would deliver a pleasing image from a lower angle. I know this was likely shot from relatively high up in a vehicle so lowering the angle wasn't an option.

[@elexled2328]

Yes indeed helpful

[@PangolinWildlife]

Hi Elex, thank you so much! I really appreciate - cheers Janine

[@debalbe22]

Great talk, thanks

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback Deborah ... I am glad the tips are helping.

[@e.j.faesen3970]

Excellent .

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback ... I am glad the tips are helping.

[@dieterbutow]

Thanks for pushing the points and myself to do it - I still end with too many ordinary shots out there.Will be more conscious after watching your presentation.

[@PangolinWildlife]

Practice makes perfect Dieter!!!

[@janinekrayer2499]

Thanks so much for watching Dieter. Hopefully we can shoot together sometime soon

[@Hrishi1970]

Fantastic

[@PangolinWildlife]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@retirementhobbyfarmdiyadve1511]

This was fantastic! Thank you for reminding me about finding an artistic interpretation. I spend way too much time trying for the technically perfect shot. Your examples were inspirational.

[@joepalmer75]

Great video with some excellent tips...Do you shoot auto ISO?

[@rugsack2005]

Brilliant. Wish I had seen this before my trip in Oct to Elephant Plains

[@janinekrayer2499]

thanks a lot for the feedback Chris ... I am glad the tips are helping. Who did you go out with?

[@rugsack2005]

Janine Krayer I was with Tusk in Elephant Plains after 2 weeks by myself in Namibia

[@rugsack2005]

Janine Krayer Seedesouza on Instagram

[@janinekrayer2499]

@@rugsack2005 I will definitely go and check you out

[@edvanloonPhotography]

Super, thank you so much. Maybe you know the answer. If i want to create a lowkey image, expose to the right on the lightest part and post-process 3 stops under to get the lowkey image, do you know if a jury sees that as a not acceptable process? Thank you in advance, Ed van Loon

[@wolfgangrieger1246]

Thx for that video. I‘ll get in a low light and perhaps low contrast situation within a view weeks at bear watching in Sweden in forrests and I was afraid about ISo higher than 6400. After that vid I‘ll set the ISO limet to max. Now I‘ve got a idea about photographing as a art image. Lower shutterspeed for moving subjects in low light can help me to get greater images.

[@PangolinWildlife]

Awesome... so excited Wolfgang... let me know how it goes - cheers janine

[@wolfgangrieger1246]

If it works as I have it in mind, you‘ll see the result at your photo challange. ;-)

[@matthewwhite876]

Wow 20k is pushing that iso I try stay under 10k I'm ok with. With a focal length between 500-700 mm that's a shutter speed of 1/1000+ I do shoot as low as 1/500 on a tripod but hand held the numbers are really on point up around 1/2000th Any lower and it's really difficult

[@dhdoctors]

When light is getting low like magic hour, throw on ND 3 or 6 for the slower shutter speeds 1/10. Practice whip pans on any subject and you will be amazed. Develop in black & white and crank up the contrast. Thks Janine, we always forget the art part with expensive gear, if it's not sharp wtf? Well if your banger is not sharp you fucked up, but don't ever delete that shot.... just change your habits in Lightroom and do some extreme experimentation.... results can often be slightly out of focus award winning images.

[@teachingrounds]

Do you have a trip you’re leading this year?

[@govindaraja5381]

Am a beginner wildlife photographer

[@janinekrayer2499]

everyone is a beginner at some stage.... I feel we are learning every single day so just keep going

[@sctm81]

I just feel that I lose so much detail when I shoot at high ISO, i.e. 3200 and beyond. The noise just overwhelms the detail at that point.

[@stubones]

Might want to consider upgrading your camera then. I've got images that are perfectly clean and detailed at ISO 3200 and 6400 with a bit of processing.

[@jaydogdogbite8081]

Hi Sue.. Are you the same Sue Krayer that commented on my post? Is there another Sue Krayer? Interesting too say the least that you would be making political posts?? You are the only Sue Krayer I could find on KZbin Apologies if not you.

[@PangolinWildlife]

Hi... I am sorry! No the same person I am Janine Krayer - cheers

[@jaydogdogbite8081]

@@PangolinWildlife 10-4

[@cathcort1]

Thanks for this informative and crystal clear tutorial.

[@PangolinWildlife]

Glad it was helpful!