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Wildlife photography

All-weather wildlife

photography

Discover how to keep shooting in all conditions and get the best

wildlife photos you’ve ever taken

Shooting in dramatic
weather conditions
can lead to even more
Rainy day shooting dynamic shots
Capture atmospheric mist
Deal with bright sunlight
Essential kit to
help you shoot
in any weather

Rain cover
If you’re o en out on wet days, a weather-

sealed camera will be useful. A rain cover is a
must, though, to further protect your kit.

Warm clothing
In cold weather, layer up with a hat and a warm
jacket. Fingerless gloves will enable you to
easily operate your camera.

Spare batteries
In the cold, you need to keep your battery
warm or it drains quickly. In between shoots,
take batteries out and store them close to you.
It can be tempting to only go out on a photo shoot when
the weather is just right, but you may be missing out on
some fantastic image opportunities. We will show you
how to shoot on a bright, sunny day and get the best
results, but there are also ways to get lovely shots in the
rain or snow too, so there’s no need to avoid these times.
Incorporating the raindrops into your photo can add an
extra dimension, and mist can add a fantastic sense of Lens hood
atmosphere. Find out how to avoid dull captures while A lens hood will help stop the light hitting the
keeping your kit safe with the following tips and tricks for side of your lens on bright days. Without one

you could get flare and a lack of contrast.
shooting, whatever the weather.
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