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While your personal safety and the safety of your subject is always the most important consideration when photographing wildlife, if you want to capture stunning detail, there's really no substitute for being close to your subject. In this video I share tips to get closer to birds that will help you capture powerful images.

Bokeh or background blur in wildlife photography helps to isolate your subject from the background. In this video I share tips on how to create bokeh with any camera and lens.

Are your wildlife photos looking blurry or wavy? It might not be your lens, it could be heat haze (also called heat shimmer or heat distortion). In this video I’ll share tips to minimize its impact so you can capture sharp wildlife photos.