wildlife

Hi All, I am planning on entering one of my images for the wildlife photographer and Bird Photographer of the Year 2018, what I would like to know is the extend to which an image can be cropped?

WILDLIFE-TRYP1 by Dan Harris posted Aug 27, 2018 at 11:36 AM Hi all! I would really appreciate it if anyone is able to help me with a questions I have. Could this picture be classed as a 'Triptych'? Although there are three separate images on one canvas, it is difficult to make out the borders...

First time i have been close to a green woodpecker to get this shot. Green Woodpecker by sam gosnay, on Flickr

Dolfins by sam gosnay, on Flickr Young Dolphin with pod Young Dolphin by sam gosnay, on Flickr Dolphins West Cornwall Pippit by sam gosnay, on Flickr Meadow Pippit Male Stonechat by sam gosnay, on Flickr Male Stonechat Female Stonechat by sam gosnay, on Flickr Female Stonechat

Firecrest by sam gosnay, on Flickr First shot of a firecrest taken in Cornwall

Apologies if this has been covered, I did do a search but couldnt find anything..... I currently own a 7D mkii and 5D mkiii - previously owning a 1D mkii and 5D mkii combo but im not convinced these are the best for what I use. I shoot mostly airshows with planes at around 700mph but also...

One from today.. .. ..there were two other geese either side that I decided to remove.. .. .

Hello! I'm Ryan, and I've taken far too long to join a community! I've been playing with my camera for around 10 years, and perhaps more seriously for around 7, although I still feel nervous about showing off my work. My main focus is landscape and wildlife, although I have dabbled with models...

The reeds were wafting about due to the wind, however, after a few attempts, I managed to get a shot of this Beardy .. .. .. not perfect, but it was the best I got on the day .. ..

Hey there guys! I have been in the photography world for 8 years now, and I have gained so much knowledge and developed a lot of skills. And I have yet to begin my video/cinematography career. I have taken a great interest in shooting wildlife, and from there, I have gotten the idea of shooting...

Tree Creeper by sam gosnay, on Flickr Tree Creeper taken at Forge Valley

Nice to capture such a stunning bird Waxing by sam gosnay, on Flickr Feeding waxwing by sam gosnay, on Flickr

I shot this last weekend. It was around 9am, so daylight. The sun was behind the tree and I wanted to underexpose everything to enable me to get the tree to sillhouette the tree against the sun. Slight editing in PS to saturate the colours and darken the edges a little.

Has any got any tips or tricks for creating this type of shot. Basically I'm flicking through all my camera mags to give me some ideas and inspiration whilst the weather is a bit naff and I've come across a bit where Simon Roy, Ben Hall and Tom Mason have done this eg. getting a vole to poke...

Made on the last assignment on Slovenia

A few shots from kilnsea wet lands and spurn The Catch by sam gosnay, on Flickr Little Egret Fishing Wood Sandpiper by sam gosnay, on Flickr Wood Sandpiper

Blackbird (Turdus merula) female Blue Tit fledgling getting the hang of using the bird feeder Crow (Corvus corone) Horizontal House Sparrow (Passer Domesticus) Not so much gorillas in the mist, more wood pigeon in the fog...

Here are just a few birds I took while on a trip to Northumberland Arctic Tern by sam gosnay, on Flickr Arctis Tern Puffin by sam gosnay, on Flickr Puffin with sand eels Skylark by sam gosnay, on Flickr Skylark Rock Pipit? by sam gosnay, on Flickr Rock Pippit ?

Female Bearded tit by sam gosnay, on Flickr Female bearded tit Male Bearded tit by sam gosnay, on Flickr Male Bearded tit

I'm attaching a few images from my time in South Africa, been living here four years and loving the climate and scenery.

Never seen a nightingale in the wild so this is a first and the song was amazing Nightingale by sam gosnay, on Flickr

focus stack of 32 images for this one many thanks for looking

Sounds like a pub, ha. So i dusted off the ol macro lens and had a mooch in the garden tother day. This being the best shot i got i thought i'd post it. Unfortunately the fly could have been better focused but not too displeased for a handheld shot, on a hangover i might add. ;)

A typically pugnacious specimen of Sciurus Carolinensis in Sidmouth. This one saw me attempting to get a shot of a crow and made a high speed dash in my direction. My guess is that one or two previous photographers had bribed him to pose. I grabbed this shot and turned my attention elsewhere...

Grey Seal taken recently at Horsey Beach on 10-4-16. Into The Surf... by Adrian Jones, on Flickr

Hi Here's another couple of stacks - this time a woodlouse... Thanks for looking Iain

Great Creasted Grebe Fishing Great crested grebe by sam gosnay, on Flickr Great crested grebe by sam gosnay, on Flickr

Here's a small collection of photographs from several visits to the zoo at Bristol, one of my personal favourites! Bristol Zoo by Liam Edwards, on Flickr Bristol Zoo by Liam Edwards, on Flickr Gorilla Portrait by Liam Edwards, on Flickr Bristol Zoo by Liam Edwards, on Flickr Bristol Zoo by...