Tim Flach is a photographer who is based in London. He receives commissions from advertising clients the world over. His works regularly receive awards at international festivals. Flach has a studio in London’s Shoreditch district where he photographs not just dogs, but also crocodiles and kangaroos.
See and buy my Photos at: www.momentsofnaturephotography.com This video is apart of a series of videos dedicated to wildlife photography. This video is an overview on finding and photographing wildlife. The equipment I use in this video is the nikon d300 and nikon 70-200mm vr lens.
bonobo in the background awesome
Man he sure has a hottie assistant
Amazing photos for animals
ok i’ll make a facebook page
Why don’t you create a facebook page which has all of your photography on and a link to istock? I have co developed some software which you can upload your photography onto a google map called wildlifepanorama()com its not quite finished yet, but were hoping eventually it will be a good way to promote your wildlife photography.
yeah but no ones bought!
Have you tried submitting your images to istock photo?
Hi great video, I’ve taken lots of wildlife photography. Any ideas on how to promote it? I would eventually like to be able to sell my photography and travel around the world taking pictures.
nice work on your website sir
most of the time no, I generally like to move around too much for a tripod. but if the wildlife is relatively still then I may use one
Do you use tripod for wildlife photography ?
3:42 Fly faaaaaart
you shud come to Norway=D
that will work. the d90 will work with just about any lens, the d5100 needs an af-s lens to auto focus.
Wildlife Refugee?…Bwahahahaha! Refuge is what you want to say.
And also for wild life photography… will D90 do good ? with Nikon AF (not AF-S) 70-300 mm VR lens.
So confused with these AF & AF-S…
If I take D5100 and an AF lens.. will it work or I must go with AF-S
If I take D90 will AF lens work ?
Will 70-300mm lens good for home photography (portraits) too ?
Please let me know dude…
Hi…
Saw few of your other videos on Nikon D7000. Those are great. Thanks for that.
When i have seen the pictures taken from both D7000 and D90 (online).. I found like D90 is having more sharper and detailed pictures than D7000. Even D5100 is having more sharper pictures over D7000.
Could you please suggest for which one picture clarity is more.. as i have not used any DSLR by hand.
Come on! you get it too easy! here in Mexico to take a photo of a bighorn sheep you have to hike like 3 hours, sit down for some like another 3 hours in the desert with 113 Farenheit! and if you dont have a good lens something like 20x sorry about your pic, those national park make it look like you are in the zoo -__-
that is because your a dip shit faggot
OH CRAP I GOT SCARED AT 3:42
wow! very good! Tell you a Good News!
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Great info thank you
Regards
Steve
UK
Hey, have you considered “MagicSFXphoto” (just google it)? There you will find a useful free video explaining how you can take outstanding photos. This made it easier for Daniel to take pictures which leave you with that wow-effect when you take a look at them. I hope it helps you as well…
Nice video. Keep ‘em coming.
If your relying on a Canon, or any other piece of equipment your in need of some lessons. A good photographer with a Nikon 300 will out shoot an average wannabee, with any camera. When money is no object move up to the medium format Hasselblad.
good stuff. I agree with you. I started in nature photography. Just started doing portraits, but nature photography is my love. You do great work.
just about any DSLR would be good for nature photography.