Learn how to use natural framing in bird photography for stunning, professional shots. Fun exercises and creative techniques included!

Overcast and dull light conditions offer a wealth of advantages that are often overlooked. While they may not provide the dramatic glow of golden hour, these lighting conditions can lead to stunning and professional-quality wildlife shots.

Are you ready for a creative step forward? Break the rules of bird photography for more creative shots.

In our busy, always-on world, many of us carry a sense of urgency into everything we do, even our hobbies. But when it comes to bird photography, rushing is the fastest way to miss out on what really matters.

I thought I'd start doing a few 'step-by-steps' so you can see my editing flow and how and why I tackle various issues within my photos.

Aperture is the size of the opening in your camera's lens that lets light in. Think of it like the pupil in your eye.

In a world full of stunning bird photos, it’s easy to fall into the trap of trying to replicate what everyone else is doing.

As bird photographers, we often get so focused on the subject—pin-sharp eyes, good light, clean background—that we forget how we frame the bird can make or break the image. One of the most underrated tools in your composition toolkit is dynamic framing.

You may have come across the term ETTR, or Expose to the Right, a useful technique for the bird photographer

Metering is the camera's way of reading light - and light is everything! A simple breakdown of metering modes for mirrorless cameras.

Bird photography is more than just taking pictures. It's an art form that requires patience, skill, and a deep understanding of your subject

Using a histogram is a powerful way to assess exposure in your photos and ensure you’re capturing all the important details in a scene.

Tips for Taking Fantastic Sharp Images - with Confidence! 6 Tips for achieving sharp images.

Train your eye to see beyond colour with this Black and White Photography Challenge!

Exceptional bird photography calls for the art of patience, the quality that makes the difference.

Stuck in a photography rut? Feel like you're taking the same photos over and over and it's all getting a bit boring?

Here's my basic workflow shown step-by-step. I've deliberately used some photos that might otherwise end up in the recycle bin.

Are you making this mistake that can hinder your photography progress?

High-key photography is one of my favourite photography techniques, and it's a great way to optimise those dreary overcast days.

Even though the period of the Old Masters was between 1300 and 1800 it is undeniable that their techniques were highly advanced.