The Science of Wildlife Photography
Take your wildlife photography game to the next level! Join Moose Peterson as he shares the wisdom he's earned from 30 years in the field photographing critters. By understanding the biology of your subject and its environment you'll do a better job of creating photographs that make a difference. In this class Moose shares how he got started and the early lessons he learned, the importance of using the gear you already have, why dressing in the field for comfort in function is key, how to become a wildlife detective, why you need to get your camera settings nailed down so you can focus on what’s in front of the camera, and so much more. By the end of the class you'll be itching to do your homework as you plan your next wildlife photography adventure!
Release Date: 2020-01-16
Lessons
Introduction
Moose introduces the class and discusses what will be covered in the lessons that follow.
Duration: 3 mins 10 seconds
At the Beginning
Moose shares how he got started in wildlife photography.
Duration: 10 mins 36 seconds
Your Gear
The gear you have already is the gear you’ll use.
Duration: 5 mins 49 seconds
Clothes
You don’t need specialized clothing, but you do need to be comfortable so you can function.
Duration: 7 mins 2 seconds
Camera Settings
You want to have your camera settings dialed in so you can focus on the critters in front of you.
Duration: 6 mins 18 seconds
Do Your Homework
You need to educate yourself on the critters you are seeking to photograph.
Duration: 11 mins 41 seconds
Understand the Cycles of Life
If you understand how a critter moves through a calendar year it will help you photograph them.
Duration: 11 mins 1 seconds
Be a Wildlife Detective
No two critters are exactly the same, so its up to you think about what you are seeing and what you already know.
Duration: 13 mins 10 seconds
Be Aware of Preconceived Notions
Knowing how people think about wildlife can inform how you photograph those same critters.
Duration: 14 mins 5 seconds
Conclusion
Moose wraps up the class with some closing thoughts to help you move forward with your wildlife photography.
Duration: 2 mins 41 seconds