This bird introduced me to wildlife photography! 🤯 скачать в хорошем качестве

This bird introduced me to wildlife photography! 🤯

When I first began my journey into photography, I focused only on landscapes and seascapes. That was until one, wintery sunset, when an unfamiliar bird caught my eye… Don't miss out on the chance to delve into my WILD life and learn my distinctive photographic techniques. Become a subscriber to my channel today! ☝️ Follow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/rachelbigsby/ SUBSCRIBE to my website for a FREE wildlife photography ebook: www.rachelbigsby.com 00:00 Introduction 01:10 This is my favourite bird! 01:34 What is a Northern Fulmar? 03:10 My favourite fact about Northern Fulmar! 03:40 Northern Fulmar ecology and biology 05:30 My favourite bird sound! 06:13 Fluffy Northern Fulmar chicks! 07:42 Are Fulmars ghosts? 08:52 How Fulmars helped me to discover wildlife photography 09:30 My top tip for photographing Northern Fulmar! 10:17 Taking a photo vs Enjoying the moment 11:10 My final thoughts! Who am I? My name is Rachel Bigsby, and I am a 26-year-old wildlife photographer and Nikon creator with a passion for seabirds and cold-climate wildlife and a flair for capturing natural artistry! My skills are entirely self-taught, and my connection to the natural world was inherited from my late grandfather. My work has been awarded in several of the world’s most prestigious competitions including Wildlife Photographer of the Year (winner of natural artistry) and Bird Photographer of the Year (portfolio winner), and published by National Geographic. Beside my personal work as a wildlife photographer and Nikon creator, I am a contributing photographer for the RSPB, a proud Youth Ambassador for Badger Trust and Fotospeed, a competition judge for the RSPCA and Pro Partner to Shimoda, Tenba and Benro. I am also a wildlife photography workshop leader and an emerging natural history broadcaster, with many UK television credits including BBC’s The One Show and BBC Springwatch. It is my mission to connect a global audience to overlooked species like seabirds with captivating photographs which spark a new found love or interest, perhaps empowering change, while representing and inspiring young people. Equipment featured in this video: Nikon Z9 Nikkor Z 400mm f/2.8 TC VR S Nikon Monarch M7 Plus 8x30 binoculars My recommendations for photographing Northern Fulmar: Grassy or rocky cliffs RSPB Bempton Cliffs, East Yorkshire is particularly reliable Wearing: Haglofs Orsa Parka