Take the pictures you want to take. This will show in your images and make them better!

To get the picture you want, you will have to plan for it!

Use your images to tell a story, and give them more impact!

Learn to see what is possible and act on it!

Today, 4th October, is World Animal Day...  As the most powerful/influential/destructive organism on our Earth, it is our responsibility to look after the habitat of our living cousins of all shapes and sizes.

I got two more publications in the same day (1st Oct), let see what the rest of the month has in stall! :)

It is rare to have control of your lighting in the wild, so learn how to use what you have got!

Skills developed with other types of photography are directly applicable for wildlife and nature!

Keep the background in the foreground of your mind! :)

When it is dark, underexpose. When it is bright, overexpose!

Keeping your camera level, as opposed to shooting up or down, will get you better images (in general).

Sometimes you need to bump you ISO higher than you are comfprtable with. Do it. You can fix noise, you can't fix an image with unwanted motion blur!