Top 5 Tips for Wildlife and Bird Photography

GREAT NEWS! The big camera manufacturers have just announced their latest top-of-the-line piece of technology. A new camera that wakes up all by itself at 4 AM, heads out into the field, hikes through muddy forests – it is guaranteed to work down to 20 below – and waits for the animals to show up in front of a beautiful background covered in beautiful light; for up to seven days straight; all while you’re at home sleeping in, having a big breakfast with the family and relaxing around the house! If only it was that easy ...  Well, not really ... that would take away all the fun! Sign up here to receive my Top 5 Tips that you can apply immediately to improve your wildlife pictures.

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