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Photographing Seabirds in Shetland | The BEST place on earth for bird photography! 🌊📸 Welcome to the ultimate bird photography adventure in Shetland, the best place on earth for capturing stunning images of seabirds in their natural habitat. In this video, I take you on a journey to some of Shetland’s most breathtaking locations, where I photograph a variety of seabirds including puffins, gannets, and storm petrels on my wildife photography workshop alongside Shetland Nature featuring ‪@shetlandseabirdtoursnossboat‬ Whether you're a seasoned photographer or a nature enthusiast, this video is packed with tips, techniques, and behind-the-scenes moments that will inspire you to grab your camera! 🔍 What to Expect: Exploring the best spots in Shetland for seabird photography How to photograph ‘low key’ Tips on how to approach and photograph seabirds without disturbing them Insights into the gear I use for bird photography The unique challenges and rewards of photographing in Shetland's wild landscapes 📸 Featured Species: Puffins 🐧 Gannets 🕊️ Arctic Terns And more! If you love bird photography or are planning a trip to Shetland, this video is a must-watch! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more wildlife photography adventures. Follow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/rachelbigsby/ SUBSCRIBE to my website for a FREE wildlife photography ebook: www.rachelbigsby.com Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:37 Photographing birds in my favourite location on earth! 05:00 How to photograph birds with the Nikon Z9 07:00 How to photograph wildlife ‘low key’ 08:30 The best bird in Britain 09:53 A once in a lifetime wildlife encounter 12:30 Day One of my ‘Shetland Seabirds’ wildlife photography workshop: Gannet Diving 14:00 My own private island to photograph birds 16:25 Photographing birds at Hermaness National Nature Reserve 17:00 Photographing bird flu for National Geographic 18:00 Gannet Diving at Noss National Nature Reserve 19:28 Using KASE polarising filters for bird photography 21:00 Photographing Puffins! 21:50 Final thoughts… --- 👋 Who am I? My name is Rachel Bigsby, a wildlife photographer specialising in seabirds, remote locations, and conservation-focused visual storytelling. My work has been internationally recognised, including the Natural Artistry Award in Wildlife Photographer of the Year and the Portfolio Award in Bird Photographer of the Year. I’m a Nikon Creator, an RSPB ambassador, a published National Geographic photographer, and a wildlife photography expedition leader. I’m a self-taught photographer, building my career through hands-on fieldwork, independent research, and years of experience working closely with wildlife. On this channel, I share behind-the-scenes insights into wildlife photography, filming in extreme environments, ethical field practice, and the realities of working in conservation-led photography. My work goes beyond creating images. By combining scientific understanding with artistic vision, I aim to tell honest stories about wildlife that encourage deeper connection, respect, and long-term conservation awareness. --- Equipment featured in this video: ‪@NikonEurope‬ Creator Nikon Z9 Nikkor Z 600mm f/4 TC VR S Nikkor Z 400mm f/4.5 VR S Nikkor Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S Nikon Monarch M7 Plus 8x30 binoculars ‪@KaseFiltersGlobal‬ KASE Wolverine Series CPL Magnetic Filter: https://kasefilters.com/product-categ... ‪@MountainEquipmentUK‬ outdoor wear: https://www.mountain-equipment.com/