Nocturnal wildlife photography has its own kind of magic and excitement. Hours of searching, scanning the dark, and then two eyes glow back at you. The eyeshine of something alive and watching. But few things flatten that magic faster than red-eye, steel-eye, or a flat front-lit look that make...
Photographing shorebirds and other wading birds presents a mix of challenges: open ground, skittish subjects, glare, and constantly changing water levels. These notes outline practical methods that improve field results: how to move without causing disturbance, recognise useful conditions, and work ...
