wildlife

One of my first shots taken with the Sony A9 III + 200-600mm. I didn't need to apply any sharpening since the lack of an AA filter means really sharp files SOOC. Just upgraded to FW 4.0 and am excited to see if there are any noticeable AF improvements in the field. I was apprehensive about the...

Hi! I've been a long-time Canon RF shooter and am a new Sony Alpha Shooter. I just acquired a Sony A9 III last week and a 200-600. I've been learning the ropes of the camera and look forward to using the camera for its intended purpose of fast action shooting - specifically for wildlife. I look...

I have an upcoming project to film wildlife within tropical beach resort. I have to film all the wildlife that reside there from birds, snakes, amphibians, crabs, insect. I will be bringing 200-600 as a main wildlife lens. For something closer or semi macro 70-200 gm ii 1.4x or 90mm which of...

Of all subjects in photography I always anticipate the return of the Ospreys from Western Africa each year. Locally we have a good population and some fantastic beaches,rivers, lochs and paid hides to use to watch them. One of my favourite locations is up in the Cairngorm mountains and requires...

I am currently visiting Hawaii (Big Island) and I lost the lens hood on my 200-600mm while shooting with my other kit. If I can’t buy/rent one on the island and have no choice but to shoot without a lens hood, is there a way for me to compensate and still get decent shots? A7R V + FE...

A ring-tailed lemur mother with her baby, seen at Greenview Aviaries and Zoo near Morpeth, Ontario, Canada.

I started wildlife photos in 2019 on a Road trip in Canada, BC. My big dream was of course to see and photograph a spirit bear. It on the main land the chances are slim. However I manage and it is one of my absolute favorite photos ever.

"Falco", Peregrine Falcon in Flight in Brampton, ON.

"Falco", Peregrine Falcon in Flight in Brampton, ON.

"Falco", the Peregrine Falcon in Flight in Brampton, ON.

A female of peregrine falcon. I've been following the couple for long time, but only recently I had the opportunity to take some good pictures.

A new friend from my new home-made photoblind

Panning with two egrets flying

My personal Sony A9 settings for wildlife photography. As always every C&C is welcome. Thanks Giuseppe

My personal consideration about the advantages of using mirrorless cameras. Let me know what you think about it. Thanks

This is my last video about wildlife photography. I was in a lake, the only natural lake in Sardinia, quite rich of water birds. I hope it'll like it. Thanks for watching.

Shot with Sony A7RIV 560mm | 100-400mm + 1.4x teleconverter |

One of my favoutite bird of prey during a morning session of wildlife photography in my photoblind.

Taking a huge jump of a log onto a tree stump

Running up the trunk of a felled Oak Tree.

Taken in the crook of an Oak tree

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Atlantic Puffin, finally made it into the tiniest of spots to watch over the sea. It took a couple of attempts and it was comical to watch!

A perfect moment captured of this Northern Gannet, looking like the three naughty Puffins are being told off. Taken at Bempton Cliffs, UK.

A Northern Gannet, looking down on his minions. Taken at Bempton Cliffs, UK.

Atlantic Puffin, taken at Bed,pton Cliffs in the UK.

Atlantic puffin, taken at Bempton Cliffs in the UK.

Javan leopard

A1, 200-600mm lens with a 1.4 teleconverter. Aperture 6.3, Exposure 500, ISO 1600.

Taken at a local heathland / common in Hampshire. A well long exercise to find them birds and to get the best light. Sony A1. 200-600mm lens with a 1.4 teleconverter. F9, 2000 ISO.

I was walking in a bend on the path in the local forest and saw these two fox siblings in front of their den. They showed no shyness so I had enough time to photograph them. Sometimes you just need a little luck.