Take BETTER Images - Tips from NAT GEO Photographer

[@Alex_Mustard]

I shoot all my pictures using a Kelvin WB. Although as an underwater photographer needing to use flash, this is usually set to what looks best with the flashes I am using (usually 4700 or 4800K with my main flashes). I like my shots to look great as possible as I shoot them - as I find that inspires and motivates me to push on for something special. And having the WB spot on is part of that.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Sage advice from the master of underwater photography! 🙌

[@creandomentes]

The living proof that you dont need the latest and the expensive camera to do magnificent photos, congratulations!!!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@creandomentes Thank you so much 👍

[@billedgerton5552]

Of all the KZbin videos on photography, this is by far the best!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@billedgerton5552That means so much to me Bill, thank you!

[@JeffreyNewman-ub5dh]

I'm a serious amateur. This is one of the best videos I've seen. It has inspired me to just get out take advantage of what is around me. Thanks

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@JeffreyNewman-ub5dh Thank you so much, Jeffrey. I'm delighted that you enjoyed it!

[@pics7161]

Andy, Thank you for all the advice and the very best for your business in 2025. Set the Z9 to 5560k as you correctly point out waiting until very late to take images against dark backgrounds. I have also started using Spot Metering where appropriate to get better impact on my images. Without doubt the best wildlife photography channel on You Tube.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@pics7161 Thank you so much for your kind comment and words of support!

[@honorw4125]

I'd wondered about the Kelvin setting and will now do what you've recommended. Videos like this alway help to improve a photographers knowledge so thanks for the tips.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

My pleasure. The best thing is to try it and see. If it works for you, then great!

[@jfphotography69]

Not only do you take wonderful images, you are also a great story teller.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you so much, I'm delighted that you enjoyed my tutorial.

[@felixifloresrodriquez3306]

Agree 100 percent

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@felixifloresrodriquez3306 Thank you! 🙏

[@jochenretter]

Thank you Andy, you have just given the most compact, honest and helpful advice I have ever seen on youtube. Stunning pictures!!!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@jochenretter Thank you so much Jochen, that is an incredibly kind comment, and I am deeply appreciative!

Thank you sooo much not only for the tips but also for sharing your mind blowing work and your buttery smooth narration. So much knowledge that people would pay a fortune to learn given for free. You are unique

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

'Buttery smooth narration' wins you Comment of the Year!! 🤣 Thank you so much for brightening my day!

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[@chathuradsilva]

Thank you so much for another informative video Andy! I am not exaggerating this series of videos are incredibly informative and practical.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

It means a great deal to me to hear such supportive comments. Thank you!

[@chathuradsilva]

Andy, when it comes to post processing, you said that you do not do things like removing imperfections. (The image of the lion cub and mother) What is your opinion on selective color adjustments? Are you into that? Personally as a nature enthusiast, I have the same view on not removing im0erfections to keep the liveliness and reality of the image. Struggling to decide on whether to do or avoid selective exposure adjustment, masked color overlays like stuff. Like to know your opinion and where you draw the line when it comes to post processing.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@chathuradsilva When it comes to post-processing/colour adjustments then my objective is always authenticity. I want the finished image to look as accurate as possible. I have no issue with selective lightening/darkening as this has always been possible. I see the RAW file as exactly that, something that needs to be optimised authentically.

[@Mark-i4h7r]

Love this Andy! really appreciate you giving this information, rather then endless gear reviews that do nothing for your photography. thank you!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@Mark-i4h7r 😁 my pleasure. No gear reviews are to be found here, but I will occasionally reference bits of equipment and what aspects of their capabilities are useful! 👊

[@simonbriggsQCB]

Thanks Andy. Very informative and helpful in all you do, and easy to understand what you are saying will make us achieve better photos. Looking forward to challenging myself in testing out auto WB against the Kelvin settings... Just a joy to listen to your expertise..

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@simonbriggsQCB Thank you so much for your kind words, Simon. It's great to hear that you're enjoying my videos.

[@daviddodier8845]

Liked and subscribed. Honest, clear, and helpful. A rarity nowadays on YT.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@daviddodier8845 Thank you so much, David.

[@motorbikesandthings3227]

accidentally came across your channel, absolutely stunning images , some of the best I've ever seen , and I'm 60 seen a lot in my time cheers Shane uk

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@motorbikesandthings3227 Thanks, Shane. I really appreciate your kind words! 👍

[@motorbikesandthings3227]

@ sadly I speak my mind , not out to insult , but the amount of bad pictures people are happy with is unreal , I’ve learned people sometimes don’t like the truth , but encouraging comments with positive comments , I’ve all the KZbin photography there’s not many I’d put in the truly greats and yours my friend is fighting for number 1 position, cheers Shane uk 🇬🇧

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@motorbikesandthings3227 I definitely agree that it is fine to have forthright opinions. I know that I do and that they can be shared with encouragement and suggestions about what could be done better. I am my own harshest critic, a strategy that I use routinely to make my photography more complete. I massively appreciate your extraordinarily kind words! 👊

[@stuartbenson382]

Thanks for sharing this Andy - I finally got round to starting watching and, as ever, it is full of useful advice. Look forward to watching the others and future content!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@stuartbenson382 Thanks, Stuart. I hope that you're keeping well!

[@dengueberries]

Love this video so much. This is exactly what I needed. And it is also a testament to what it actually means to be a wildlife photographer: years of learning, trial, error, and even more errors.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Absolutely, you hit the nail on the head! 😊 Thank you for your wonderful comment!

[@felixifloresrodriquez3306]

Superb content. I learned a great deal of knowledge will try my best to implement your advise on my photography.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@felixifloresrodriquez3306 Thank you so much for your support, Felix!

[@JimMacEvoy]

Andy, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU ! I started photography two years ago and I was just beginning to loose my drive, but you maybe inadvertently told me why, I’m not taking pictures for myself but for the accolades of others. I will once again take pictures I like. I’m learning so much from you ! Keep up the excellent presentations.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@JimMacEvoy What an incredible comment, Jim. It means a great deal that I might have helped your photography in some way! 👊

[@scottminns155]

This series of tutorials is incredible, please do keep on making them. You have inspired me to go out locally and see what I can find and try some new techniques already.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@scottminns155 That is so wonderful to gear, Scott. Thank you so much for leaving such an incredible comment!

[@tarjei99]

Pre Capture or Pro Capture will help everybody to get exciting images. As a Canon shooter, I envy those with OM cameras. The cost of the system really helps.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Yes, but it will always come down to creating the opportunity in the first place, with an understanding of perspective and light! 👍

[@JohnWest-z3z]

Thank you, Andy. I needed that advice and those tips. Magic!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@JohnWest-z3z My pleasure. Thank you so much!

[@kerrybrookCA]

Thank you, Andy. Great advice as usual. Getting up early is not so easy but it always feels good when I do.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@kerrybrookCA Same here, I rarely relish getting up early! 😊

[@captinktm]

What a great video. As others have said this was just what I needed, a photographic kick up the arse. I too have just changed to the z9 mainly for the silent shutter and video. Fantastic, thank you for taking the time to help and inspired others.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

I really appreciate you taking the time to leave such a kind and generous comment. Thank you!

[@janebarrett9024]

Fabulous tutorial Andy, local wildlife is so underrated but can be just as exquisite as the more exotic creatures! Keep the videos coming x

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@janebarrett9024 Thanks, Jane. Sending my love, as always!

[@firatcicek9885]

This was so helpful to me as an amateur. I love how you don't just point out what we should do but also what we shouldn't. Thank you very much Andy!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@firatcicek9885 It's genuinely my pleasure, Firat. I have a lot of knowledge and experience to share!

[@carlossanguino3912]

Thanks for this video Andy. Besides the tips, sub tips and good examples of your photos, the video is packed with honest, helpful and inspiring information. Really appreciate and enjoyed it!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@carlossanguino3912 Thank you so much, Carlos! I'm delighted that you enjoyed my video.

[@billbarraclough9653]

Wow! Jaw dropping images, Andy! Sage advice once again. Looking forward to your Z9 video. Thank you

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@billbarraclough9653 Thanks so much, Bill. To do justice to the Z9, it'd probably need to be a two-parter!

[@billbarraclough9653]

I eagerly anticipate both! 😂

[@mikearcher6239]

Beautiful images and great advice…..thanks for sharing!!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@mikearcher6239 Thank you for watching and for your kind comment.

[@sequoi_]

Loved this video and glad to hear another photographer suggesting manually setting WB by Kelvin. An additional benefit of doing this is to simply allow for mass WB editing in post. I learned this from a wedding photographer. Since they like us wildlife photographers are blasting away at high FPS often, it's much easier to manually set your Kelvin and then say these 50 photos are all a bit cooler or warmer than I'd like. Since they are all at 5560k I can make 1 mass adjustment to them all to a cooler or warmer kelvin and move on in the editing/culling process.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@sequoi_ as you say, very, very useful if you batch process. As always, authenticity is key, I believe, so that the final image does not look like an artifice!

[@rikarthur8969]

Another exceptional video filled with useful advice. Your photos are beautiful and inspire me to get out and shoot, even with such atrocious weather. Hopefully I don't skew your KZbin stats too much as I tend to watch the videos more than once!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

🤣 That's great to know, Rik. Thank you! My ongoing intention with the channel is always that it becomes a useful learning resource for people looking to improve their own photography. I'm delighted to hear that you're watching videos multiple times!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

🤣 That's great to know, Rik. Thank you! My ongoing intention with the channel is always that it becomes a useful learning resource for people looking to improve their own photography. I'm delighted to hear that you're watching videos multiple times!

[@njs12706]

Brilliant brilliant brilliant. Thank you, Andy for your selfless and entirely inspiring advice

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@njs12706 Thank you so so much, Nigel, for the incredibly kind comment!

[@65johnmc]

"great words of wisdom from a top respected pro", thanks for sharing.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@65johnmc I really appreciate that, John, thank you!

[@Dave-Caramel]

Hi Andy, Thank you for your tips and motivating words. I really appreciate the fact that you pointed out instances where, for example, your ISO was too low or too high, or the shutter speed wasn’t ideal in combination with the ISO. In a world where the pressure for perfection is so high, there aren’t many people who are as open about these things while remaining absolutely encouraging.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@Dave-Caramel Thank you so much. My mistakes will never cease, I simply try to minimise them! 👊

[@tcdoesstuff]

I like taking photos of people, but not people posing for the camera. A lot of stuff in this wildlife photography video sounds surprisingly useful for me. I'm also insprised to maybe start going to a riverside park nearby to maybe try to take some photos of wildlife. Just maybe.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

I'm delighted that my video might have piqued your interest in wildlife photography. Thank you for watching!

[@trivialzero]

Thanks! I needed this advice, especially about seeing the bigger picture. I’d been too focused on reach and filling the frame.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@trivialzero thank you so much for your support!

[@PandaEire]

Wonderful video, thank you for sharing your outlook on wildlife photography.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@PandaEire It's my pleasure!

[@thescouser8629]

That was refreshing. So often we see “exotic” animals and birds doing well in photo salons I suspect often due to the rarity of the creature rather than the quality of the image. My current project is capturing the interactions of garden birds from my hide. As you say often neglected by photographers but so fascinating to try and capture and communicate behaviour.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@thescouser8629 That sounds like an awesome project, and it doesn’t get more local than that! 👏

[@tabishshaikh6402]

Thanks for sharing these tips...the most important one I think is to click for your artistic style and not others...

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@tabishshaikh6402 I agree wholeheartedly, Tabish!

[@meadowbellphotography]

It's very refreshing to see someone who is very generous in sharing their knowledge and experience with others. Thank you, Andy. I laughed out loud when you said all the excuses for not to go out because it sounded like me at 3.30am when I have to drive to my site which takes 50min. You mentioned adjusting the kelvin scale in camera, unfortunately my DSLR only adjust by 100 increments. So, it looks like I'll have to set auto WB and then make the adjustments in post. Thanks, from Australia.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@meadowbellphotography 🤣 Those excuses never go away, just how we respond to them! It still might be worth trying at 5000K and 6000K. As you say, you can always default back to Auto WB if it doesn't work!

[@touchedbynature5445]

Fantastic Advice. Beautiful Photographs Amazing Skill. Big Thanks For Sharing. Greetings From Norfolk.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@touchedbynature5445 Greetings back from Derbyshire normally, Nairobi currently! Thank you for the kind words!

[@JennyLaBouff]

Great video, and good advice on the WB. I need to work on that. 😏

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@JennyLaBouff Happy New Year, Jennifer. Sending love to you, the big man Brian, and your enormous family! 🤗

[@MarthaMontielPhotography]

Always sound and honest advice. I love it! Thank you for sharing so much good information in such a short time. Great job Andy. I suppose you are forgiven for taking so much time between posting each of this videos. You deliver quality vs quantity

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

😇 Thanks as always for your kindness and support Martha, the next one definitely will not take so long!

Thank you very much for your video. I have really good confidence but I always think my photos are not good enough and I decided to stop taking photos. I could listen to your voice for hours, I think everyone realizes how much passion you have for your photography. It motivates me to get back out there and believe in myself and do what I really love - wildlife photography.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Your words say it all. You recognise and know your passion, so my heartfelt advice is to enjoy the journey. Enjoy the mistakes, the learning, the development of your skills, and your successes become inevitable. With your passion and certainty, I absolutely believe in you! 👊

@@andyparkinsonphotography thank you :-)

[@WhozitsWhatzits]

Great content, Andy. Your passion for your furry or feathered subjects and creating art that inspires and connects with nature is apparent. Keep it coming.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you so much for the support! 👊

[@jakesdewet3567]

Hi Andy, this is amazing to have a site that again inspire photography, the art of taking pictures. I also look at the tech detail and again realise the constant GAS fuelled by the internet with the promise of faster, sharper, less noise etc has created an audience of gear owners. Yes, there are advantages with new technology but in reality, no one can blame poor images on lack of equipment. Fantastic video and inspired me again to go hunt beautiful images of common subjects close to home.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@jakesdewet3567 tha is wonderful to hear. Good luck in your exploring!

[@JeffreyHauser]

Beautiful images, Andy. Thank you for sharing. I am fortunate to live within walking distance to a park, which happens to be surrounded by water. I often walk along the shoreline photographing sailboats, yachts, surfers, jet skiers, fisherman, waterfowl, etc. Squirrels, fox, various bird species, even an occasional snake have been the subjects of my camera. This has brought me much joy over the years. I have been able to photograph this area through each season, Winter, Fall, Spring & Summer. I am so grateful being able to photograph so many beautiful subjects. Thank you for your wonderful YT channel. Cheers & safe travels.😊

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@JeffreyHauser It sounds wonderful, Jeffrey, and with so many photographic opportunities! It must be an incredible place to call home!

[@oddvarbook9933]

Thank you Andy. Fantastic photos and good advices, especially the last one. I'll try tomorrow 🙂

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@oddvarbook9933 Best of luck, Oddvar, and be sure to let me know how you get on! 👊

[@seandavis6458]

Great video and thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@seandavis6458 It's my absolute pleasure, Sean, and comments like yours make it all the more enjoyable! 👊

[@cmeluzzi]

Thank you! This is the very essence of wildlife photography. ❤

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@cmeluzzi and your comment is the very essence of kindness!

[@eMBeeNature]

Amazing knowledge eloquently conveyed! 🦊🌲 Thank you for sharing!!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@eMBeeNature thank you for your support!

[@KarimLalji]

Just stumbled across your videos and I'm so glad i did. I see so many videos on KZbin that are underwhelming, so called pros whose pictures and just average. Love your work and i look forward to learning, please keep sharing.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

I certainly will do, and thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement. They mean a great deal!

[@lasticonoclast]

I just came across your channel and this wonderful post. So much to learn, so many photos to take, and so little time left. As an inspired retiree, I will take your words and lessons to heart with the goal of becoming a better photographer. Subscribed!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you so much for the support. Enjoy every incredible moment that you get to spend in nature, especially those spent just watching. Every day, I make sure that I spend time in the presence of our wild friends, just for the peace that it gives me in our hectic world.

[@pics7161]

Great tutorial video. Thank you for including the image exif data. Simply brilliant presentation.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you so much. It's my pleasure!

[@SkylarkFields]

Wonderful advice and images. Very enjoyable and absorbing video. Thank you!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@SkylarkFields Thank you so much!

[@jonvause9883]

Another fabulous video and narration and tips. Fantastic! Loved it.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@jonvause9883 brilliant, thanks for the support, Jon! 👍

[@iam_nobody_just_a_Nikon_nerd]

Just superb Andy, always a pleasure to watch and learn

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@iam_nobody_just_a_Nikon_nerd I so appreciate your support!

[@nature-fineart]

Great video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 thanks for the tips and the inspiration

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

My pleasure. Thank you for the kind words!

[@RetrieverTrainingAlone]

EXCELLENT! I am a newbie wildlife photographer and definitely noticed seasonal peaks in opportunities...and learning locations close to home has been so rewarding! Another advantage of getting out in the morning darkness is to enjoy the symphony of bird (waterfowl and songbird) music.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@RetrieverTrainingAlone there are SO many advantages to getting out early and to working locally. Thank you for the kind words!

[@RVNmedic]

Thanks Andy. You're quiet enthusiasm is captivating. Your content is superb. You know how to inspire. Thank you again.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@RVNmedic it's wonderfully heartening to gear such generous feedback, Bruce.

[@warrenlloyd7532]

Great video Andy

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@warrenlloyd7532 thank you Warren.

[@olavhofman1181]

Thank you for this video and top advice

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@olavhofman1181 it is my sincere pleasure! 👍

[@olavhofman1181]

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[@davidwatkins2886]

Another great session Andy which I both enjoyed and got some great tips and advice. Thank you!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@davidwatkins2886 Thank you as always, my friend, see you soon!

[@michaelgellenoncourt2876]

Awsome video !! Subscribed after a few minutes in ! I just love your approach of photography for the same reasons I love Vincent Minuer ! I can't wait to watch all your videos and stay tuned for the coming ones !! I absolutely love photographers like yourself, that share their point of view of wildlife photography without ANY judgement about other do or like ! You also have a strong autocritisim which I ABSOLUTEL love ! Great and stunning work ! Your video is awsome !

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Vincent Munier is an absolute legend, so thank you for the kind comparison. I'm also delighted that you'll be checking out my other videos! 👍

[@michaelgellenoncourt2876]

@andyparkinsonphotography you welcome, people like you with open minded approaches of photography, encouraging people to shoot for themselves and making it obviously evident that there are no rules are the key for people like me, having a late start and wished they had the opportunity sooner... I wouldn't have done the same choices in my life if only I knew how much I'll be craving to do it more often... I alwaysed loved photo and nature but I stupidly told myself I would never make it... And still today... So it's people like you and Vincent that makes people like me believe a little bit in themselves that makes a difference... Thanks for your work and your time, it is truly truly precious....

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@michaelgellenoncourt2876 Another incredible comment Michael, thank you for being so honest! 👊

[@uaebifvideo5472]

Very well put together!! Thank you!!.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@uaebifvideo5472 Thank you so much!

[@neilcole3406]

Thanks for your time!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@neilcole3406 Thank you!

[@karinheninger7968]

thank you for your tips. great video 🤩 stunning images.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@karinheninger7968 thanks Karin, I really appreciate your kind comment.

[@StevenGrant_Photographer]

Lovely images. Ty for you tips.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@StevenGrant_Photographer My pleasure. Thank you for watching and leaving such a generous comment.

[@jameskay574]

More videos please! These are awesome. Content is great and many good examples. Top notch!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thanks James, your kind comment is massively appreciated!

[@FlorianBleser]

There is a lot to learn…thank you very much for sharing your pro knowledge. Very inspiring 👌

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@FlorianBleser It's my absolute pleasure! Thank you!

[@nznaturephotography]

Just subscribed from New Zealand! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I am a wildlife ecologist but have only started serious photography a year ago. So much to learn and I found your video inspiring and useful.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@nznaturephotography Brilliant. Thank you so much, Laurence. I will definitely be able to give you some useful advice! 👊

[@suphaldasgupta5752]

WELL SAID WITH STUNNING IMAGES. AND THE VIDEO CONTAINS GREAT EDUCATIONAL VALUE.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

It is wonderful to hear that you found it useful!

[@paulmckenzie8776]

“Only take images for yourself”. So true!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@paulmckenzie8776 Amen, brother!

[@brucegreaves3204]

Great tips all the way through,thanks very much

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you so much for the positive feedback! 👍

[@craigmaisfield3247]

Awesome Andy. Stunning images 👌 Great Advice.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@craigmaisfield3247 Thanks, Craig, massively appreciated!

[@robkendall8890]

Another wonderful video Andy - thank you 🙏🏻

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you my friend, my love to you and Rosy x

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you my friend, my love to you and Rosy x

[@DayDreamzUnlimited]

Dear Andy, Congratulations on starting your KZbin channel! Your immense experience and iconic work with National Geographic and the BBC make your tutorials an invaluable gift to the photography community. Would you believe that I just discovered your channel and finished off all 6 videos in a binge watching session. It’s rare for professionals of your caliber to share knowledge so openly, and your generosity stands out in a field where many hold back or charge a steep fee. I hope to see more videos, perhaps in longer formats, as your insights are an incredible treasure trove. I am hooked on, have subscribed and excited to learn from you on this journey! Best regards, Venkatesh

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you so much for your incredibly generous comment!

[@wellingtoncrescent2480]

A much needed break from the usual YT gear reviews. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@wellingtoncrescent2480 Thank you for the kind words!

[@graemeclarkson9552]

Great video which will go to boost my enthusiasm for photography of wildlife even more than already is, thanks for sharing your knowledge I look forward to more of your content

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@graemeclarkson9552 Thank you so much for your support and your kind words. It's wonderful to hear that it might hopefully give you a boost!

[@MrKotische]

Absolutely incredible photos. Like, subscribe and rays of love and respect for your amazing sense of the moment and talent.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@MrKotische Thank you for your beautiful words!

[@shy-guy5544]

Magnificent images and excellent advice. Thanks

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@shy-guy5544 Thank you for your generous feedback!

[@thunderpup1327]

Very inspiring. Thank you.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you. I really appreciate that.

[@mitchellj.oconnor2508]

Great video and inspiration. Thanks for sharing your perspective. I'm looking forward to getting back out with my camera.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@mitchellj.oconnor2508 that's great to hear. Good luck with it! 👊

[@thehainanchannel]

This just popped up in my feed, and I'm so glad it did. Fantastic video, very inspirational! You have a new sub.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@thehainanchannel Thank you so much, I'm delighted to hear that!

[@SarrafLina]

Wow! As usual, amazing video, amazing photos! For me you are the best Wildlife Photographer! I love all your work. Thank you for sharing all these tips with us. Can't wait for your next video.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@SarrafLina Wow, awesomely kind comment Sarraf, thank you. I so appreciate your passion and enthusiasm!

[@RickHilton-l1n]

Inspiring!! Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge and years of experience.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@RickHilton-l1n It is my very sincere pleasure.

[@dieseldavey]

Thanks very much. That was a fantastic watch I’m retiring soon so no more excuses. 👍🏻

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@dieseldavey That's great to hear. Enjoy the extra time and the opportunities that you'll hopefully be able to create. 👍

[@dieseldavey]

@ Your a inspiration 👍🏻

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@dieseldavey I am here to help, and if my images inspire, then that is incredible to me!

[@dieseldavey]

@ They do and your help is very appreciated. Thank you very much.

[@hbarwick1]

Thanks again for another great informative video. Yes i tried the AWb verses going Kelvin 5700 and your right it is much better

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@hbarwick1 Brilliant, I'm delighted to have helped. 👍

[@deolimjo]

very inspiring and I feel motivated to try again, thank you for sharing.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@deolimjo that's brilliant to know. Good luck!

[@chrisahern21]

Another awesome video, Andy 👏

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you so much, Chris 👊

[@IngolfurDavid]

Thanks Andy great insight and inspiring keep them coming ❤

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@IngolfurDavid Thank you, my friend.

[@SimoneSteuxner]

Great video and tips, thank you! I just found your channel. I too shoot in kelvin. Wish we would have so much wildlife left where I live, hunting in Sweden is big and careless.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

It is an extraordinarily beautiful country in which you live, and it's a shame that the hunting lobby is so powerful! And at least you still have snow occasionally! ❄️

[@anitarajputani]

Lovely images, excellent tips, thank you

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@anitarajputani Thank you for the kindness and support!

[@Kellysher]

Beautiful work. I was glad to see that some photos were not at F4. I love to shoot early in the morning, but do struggle sometimes with light. There is no expensive prime in my future. It would be great to see content on how to work with more common zoom lenses with 6.3 or 7.1 beginning apertures.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

I do quite a lot of work with narrower apertures like that, as you can see from my image details, so yes, a great many more videos to produce! 😬😊

[@Mthompson4545]

Thanks!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@Mthompson4545 thank you so, so much for the support. It means a great deal! Thank you!

[@Mthompson4545]

@ You’re welcome, Andy. You included so much wonderful information in this video. I’m actually watching it again to make sure got everything. Thank you so much for this and all of your other videos.

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@Mthompson4545 it's my pleasure. That's why I try to include as much information as possible. That way, I can create a credible learning resource for people. One that they can refer back to time and again!

[@jacquesvandenhoorn843]

Great video with good and realistic tips. I really appreciate the sincerity in your words!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@jacquesvandenhoorn843 Thank you so much, Jacques! I really appreciate your kind words.

[@LamJiang]

Very nice video!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

@@LamJiang Thank you!

[@tysonator5433]

Another very good video with some great advice. I do use Auto WB, and tweak in post, however I will try 5560 k and see what results I get !

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Please do, and let me know how you get on!

[@Infiltrator1]

Another informative tutorial video from you Andy, thank you! Just to put it out there, the shot at 6:10 maybe it´s sharp from 1 in a million perfect panning speed?

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

🤣🤣 the only time it's ever happened then!

[@warrenlloyd7532]

Andy, I certainly agree with trying to get the best image in camera, but would you consider putting up both raw and processed versions of some of your images from time to time?

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Yes, absolutely. That is 100% something that I am planning to do, as it will better aid me in articulating certain points. Thank you.

[@allenfutrelle9090]

Very informative, many thanks!

[@andyparkinsonphotography]

Thank you so much. It's so heartening to receive such warm responses.