Autumn Wildlife Photography Top Tips - Part 1
Autumn is an amazing time to get outdoors with your camera – it’s a time of great change, of epic migrations and swirling murmurations. There’s so much to see, and in this series James Lees, acclaimed photographer and Reserve Warden at WWT Slimbridge, will share with you his top tips. Whether you’re using a blaze of orange trees as a background, or trying to capture the beauty and grace of a swan as it comes in to land, James will add some sizzle to your autumnal snaps.
1. Right Place, Right Time
2. Using Light
3. Change Your Perspective
Now it’s your turn. WWT Caerlaverock, the home of Autumnwatch, and our other nine wetland centres around the UK showcase the very best of UK wildlife. Find your nearest WWT wetland centre and experiment with your photography this autumn. Show us what you've seen, whether it's out in the wild, or right on your doorstep by sharing your photos with us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Keep an eye out for Part 2 of James’ Autumn Wildlife Photography Top Tips, coming very soon, where he will be focusing on framing images and getting to know your subject.
