Wildlife Photography Field Notes - by David Tipling (Spiral Bound)

Book Synopsis

A compact, field-friendly guide to wildlife photography that slips easily into your pocket or camera bag

Wildlife Photography Field Notes is a practical guide designed for photographers who want quick, clear answers while out in the field. Full of invaluable tips from one of today's leading wildlife photographers, this easy-to-use reference can be consulted in seconds when faced with changing light, fast-moving subjects, or unfamiliar camera settings. Whether photographing birds in flight, mammals at dawn or insects at close range, users can quickly find the information they need without having to search through lengthy explanations. Practical, portable, and straightforward, this field manual is an indispensable companion for any outing with a camera.

• Distils years of practical experience into concise, accessible guidance
• Features high-quality photos that demonstrate key techniques and concepts along with clear diagrams and easy-to-read tables that summarise essential settings and recommendations
• Covers camera setup, exposure, autofocus, shutter speeds, aperture choices, ISO settings, metering, composition, and fieldcraft
• Organised for rapid access, with colour-coded page markers directing readers to key topics
• The brand-neutral advice is applicable to all major camera systems, making it equally useful to users of Canon, Nikon, Sony, OM System, Fujifilm, Panasonic, and other camera brands
• Designed for beginners and experienced photographers alike, providing a reliable source of information when it is needed most

About the Author

David Tipling is one of the world's most widely published wildlife photographers, renowned for his breathtaking images and a career spanning more than three decades. A recipient of major international awards whose work has been exhibited in venues around the world, he is the author and photographer behind numerous acclaimed books, including Britain's Birds (Princeton WILDGuides), Birds & People, and Penguins: Close Encounters.