May 18

Getting ‘Wild’: Top 10 Photography Tips by Shannon Wild

May 18, 2017

It’s always good to learn from the pros. So sit down and read these insightful photography tips. No wait, stay there, now turn to the left and hold that position… beautiful. Now that might work for humans, but apparently photographing wild animals is a little more tricky. They don’t quite listen to what you’re telling them to do or wait until you’re ready either. Shannon Wild, a judge for Africa’s Photographer of the Year, knows a thing or two about this. She’s an expert in capturing wild animals by adapting herself to their environment. She is more than willing to get down on the ground and work for that perfect shot.

Based on her experience and knowledge she has been inspired to write a 70-page e-book to share some of her tips with the world. She was kind enough to give a sneak-peek for our readers, giving those passionate novices out there the ability to develop their skills. So we wanted to find out what she thought goes into creating that perfectly ‘Wild’ shot. We hope you enjoy her top 10 tips:

  1. EYE CONTACT

https://www.instagram.com/p/BT05IhMDl4I/

  1. CAPTURE THE ACTION:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BT1DE0wDz01/

  1. COMPOSITION:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BT1QcKYjycH/

 

  1.  LIGHT:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BT3L5fHj9yL/

 

  1. GET LOWER:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BT3YmH1DYAi/

 

  1.            CHANGE YOUR PERSPECTIVE

https://www.instagram.com/p/BT3nqv3DmJt/

  1.            THE DETAILS

https://www.instagram.com/p/BT5yM_cj-cP/

  1.            ENVIRONMENTAL

https://www.instagram.com/p/BT6DaI0DKFD/

 

  1.            BLACK AND WHITE

https://www.instagram.com/p/BT6Ov0jjm-A/

  1.         SLOW SHUTTER

https://www.instagram.com/p/BT6Xedljs1b/

For more incredible tips, buy her 70-page Wildlife Photography How-To eBook.

To channel Shannon’s photography powers, visit her jewelry line to for that fashionista edge or visit her website here.

Image: Shannon Wild

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Jennifer Southwell

Jennifer is happiest when life is filled with good gin, strong coffee and great adventure. She makes leather bags and rock climbs for fun and relishes in life's little peculiarities. She is passionate about Africa and its animals and has been lucky enough to have been to the most amazing safari destinations such as Moremi, Okavango and Kalahari in Botswana as well as Kafue and South Luangwa in Zambia and Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. Give her a gin and tonic in the heart of the bush and she will reach maximum level bliss.

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