Tesni Ward talks about her favourite wildlife images

[@DavidInmanProductions]

Such a good run-through! I love love love the backstory behind the badger. Sums up the pure magic of wildlife photography perfectly.

[@DebraHuewe10858]

Wonderful captures! Thank you!

[@OMSYSTEMCameras]

Many thanks!

[@kbhutia8466]

Amazing Captures...Enjoyed watching . Lookforward for ur Bird photography with new OM-1. Regards..

[@DeanneHaseltine]

Fantastic images & I really appreciate hearing the backstories. I’m off to bribe the ducks on the canal with some seed to try a slow shutter speed image. Thank you

[@martincasado9913]

Thank you Tesn,besides to be an extraordinary photographer your accent and rhythm in the conversation is perfect to non native English

[@ericadams6608]

Great video and wonderful pictures Tesni. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@sabyasachibanerjee124]

Beautiful images. The commentary was very useful. The back stories added so much context to the images.

[@ellenkornblum8427]

I am so impressed! These images are wonderful and as are your backstories.

[@matthew2410]

Unbelievable shots. Brilliant!

[@gregm6894]

Great video with interesting back stories on these great images. I recently picked up an E-M1X and the Oly 100-400mm -- it's a great combo. The E-M1X is the finest camera I've ever owned -- and that covers a lot over a 30 year professional career. Retired now, but loving the wildlife shooting. Keep up the great work Tesni!

[@macg33zr]

Great images Tesni, I enjoyed your presentation. Love the Mallards - I like to photograph them and also Magpies which I think look great with blue iridescence on their feathers in the right light.

[@dons7991]

Beautiful images Tesni! The Gannett was an unusual framing that works so well. Beardie was such a good model especially with the rainbow and red heather. The Mallards was unique and special with the frame-filling motion blurs. The Dalmatian Pelicans certainly gave you the "eye"! The badger was cute especially with the golden light on her fur. Thanks for sharing!

[@catherinetremerryn]

Wonderful shots and stories - really inspiring, thank you

[@smkunder1]

Awesome, always enjoy you work and posts!

[@martinwiedmann8584]

Great shots, especially your Three Stooges. Just phenomenal!

[@andrewbatchelor5498]

Tesni ROCKS !!!!

[@WildwatchNature]

Interesting content

[@swadventurer6624]

All of the photos and stories are great, but I love the pelican pic!

[@klauseder3417]

Very nice pics!

[@langsoosten1875]

Wow!

[@andresgonzalezcerda7635]

Holly cows, my photos are so bad!! Love yours.😉

[@thomasreed49]

Enjoy this video though there was no stunning detailed images the photography was good.

[@miguelchambers7755]

😅 P r o m o S M!!

[@randomguy-dy3uy]

SO when people like her go out and get pics like these, hows she get paid, surly one photo isn't paying that much money, I'm assuming a huge chunk of her income comes from oylmpus paying her to use their cameras, is that it tho?

[@mickeymcbride1161]

Are You The Tax Man…Buzz Kill…or Just the Random Idiot? Who Gives a Rip About How She is Compensated!

[@gregm6894]

I imagine a large part of Tesni's income is from the workshops she puts on, but it makes no difference where her income is from -- she is an excellent wildlife photographer, using equipment that she clearly likes. I doubt seriously that she's raking in big bucks from Olympus as one of their 'Ambassadors'.

[@mickeymcbride1161]

@@gregm6894 Thank You Greg-What I feel worst about was not having the opportunity to include what I really wanted to say…(and to emphasize your point)…Like many; I am impressed by her photography skills…Where she sets a new bar is in her storytelling-when you connect with your subject …to the degree she obviously does…you simply must love what you do and wait for a motion/gesture/etc that personifies her relationship with her subject. It takes a special kind of person to lie face down in the dirt for hours upon hours waiting to get a few images. Clearly, she pursued her passion and she is extremely accomplished in my book.