Wildlife and Adventure Photography

• Which is best - YouTube or Courses?

  Send us a textWith so much free material available immediately on YouTube, is there any place for formal photography courses? That’s what I’ll be looking into in this podcast.Please add your thoughts and comments in the comments section, or send an email to [email protected] The Appeal of Free YouTube Learning Advantages:Accessibility & CostBreadth of ContentEntertaining & Bite-SizedLimitationsLack of structure; scattered lessonsQuality varies drasticallyRisk of “learning mode” without real skill progressionAlgorithm-driven rather than curriculum-driven The Value of a Structured Photography CourseDesigned CurriculumConsistent Teaching StyleHands-On Assignments & FeedbackIn-Depth CoverageDrawbacksCost barriersMay be less entertainingMust commit time and attention Side-by-Side Comparison Learning Speed & RetentionSkill DevelopmentCommunity & SupportOverall Value for Different LearnerHobbyistsSerious beginnersProfessionals leveling upThe Blended Learning Strategy Use YouTube for inspiration, courses for structureCreating a personal learning planDo you agree?Please remember to Like and Subscribe… It's time for another podcast... Please take a look at the 2026 Wildlife Calendar. It's available now.Support the showHave you bought your 2026 Wildlife Calendar yet?Find out more by clicking here Support the showThank you for listening to my podcast. If you would like to subscribe you can do so here:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1803730/support WebsitePlease check out my website for the latest collections, photography tips and challenges, and more! Develop your photography by taking a course: Go from "Auto" to Awesome photos in just one week (click here)! Contact MeYou can contact me directly at: [email protected] Coffee? If you've had value from this podcast, please help me to continue with them. Most people don't, but if you would like to make a small contribution, how about a coffee? You can buy me a coffee here.Please don't keep me a secret! Please share my podcast with anyone else who you think might be interested.Thank you for listening.

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• Wildlife and landscapes with Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove

  Send us a textMy guest on this podcast is Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove. Jeroen describes himself as a hybrid photographer, shooting both wildlife and landscapes. In this podcast, we talk about how he started in photography and he shares some of his experiences photographing wildlife in Iceland, where he lives, Greenland and Antarctica.Jeroen shoots with both Canon mirrorless cameras and drones. He describes the difference that using drones has made to his photography and the equipment he currently uses.He also runs workshops and shares his insights into the most common mistakes people make when it comes to wildlife photography.Please take a look at his work on his website and Instagram. It's time for another podcast... Please take a look at the 2026 Wildlife Calendar. It's available now.Support the showHave you bought your 2026 Wildlife Calendar yet?Find out more by clicking here Support the showThank you for listening to my podcast. If you would like to subscribe you can do so here:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1803730/support WebsitePlease check out my website for the latest collections, photography tips and challenges, and more! Develop your photography by taking a course: Go from "Auto" to Awesome photos in just one week (click here)! Contact MeYou can contact me directly at: [email protected] Coffee? If you've had value from this podcast, please help me to continue with them. Most people don't, but if you would like to make a small contribution, how about a coffee? You can buy me a coffee here.Please don't keep me a secret! Please share my podcast with anyone else who you think might be interested.Thank you for listening.

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• How to Avoid the Biggest Low-Light Photography Mistakes

  Send us a textUnderstanding low-light photography opens up another world of possibilities for wildlife photography. The fact is that a good deal of activity happens once the sun has gone down, and it is very rewarding to be able to share the world that comes to life with people who might not be aware of it.However, as always, there are a few things to remember and some mistakes to avoid. Here are the ten most common low-light photography mistakes:Using Too Low an ISOShutter Speed Too SlowNot Using a Fast LensRelying Too Much on AutofocusPoor Exposure CompensationIgnoring White BalanceNot Shooting RAWForgetting About Subject MovementOverusing Noise ReductionIgnoring Light SourcesJoin me as I take you through the solutions to these problem areas.AND, please remember to like, subscribe, or even buy me a coffee!It's time for another podcast... Please take a look at the 2026 Wildlife Calendar. It's available now.Support the showHave you bought your 2026 Wildlife Calendar yet?Find out more by clicking here Support the showThank you for listening to my podcast. If you would like to subscribe you can do so here:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1803730/support WebsitePlease check out my website for the latest collections, photography tips and challenges, and more! Develop your photography by taking a course: Go from "Auto" to Awesome photos in just one week (click here)! Contact MeYou can contact me directly at: [email protected] Coffee? If you've had value from this podcast, please help me to continue with them. Most people don't, but if you would like to make a small contribution, how about a coffee? You can buy me a coffee here.Please don't keep me a secret! Please share my podcast with anyone else who you think might be interested.Thank you for listening.

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• Why you should become an urban wildlife photographer

  Send us a textA major part of a successful wildlife photography experience is preparation. Doing the right preparation can make the difference between having a great experience and a frustrating one. The problem is that most of us do not have access to wildlife every day, or do we?Getting to know your own area and the wildlife in it can give you access to all the wildlife you need to become confident when you do travel for your big trip. Most of us have our eyes wide open when we visit a new place, but it's almost the opposite in our home environment.Getting to know our own environment involves much the same steps we need to take for a successful wildlife trip. This includes local research and getting hands-on practice with our camera gear, and understanding what it is and isn’t capable of.Listen to more on the podcast.The organisations I mentioned are: iNaturalisteBirdIt's time for another podcast... Please take a look at the 2026 Wildlife Calendar. It's available now.Support the showHave you bought your 2026 Wildlife Calendar yet?Find out more by clicking here Support the showThank you for listening to my podcast. If you would like to subscribe you can do so here:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1803730/support WebsitePlease check out my website for the latest collections, photography tips and challenges, and more! Develop your photography by taking a course: Go from "Auto" to Awesome photos in just one week (click here)! Contact MeYou can contact me directly at: [email protected] Coffee? If you've had value from this podcast, please help me to continue with them. Most people don't, but if you would like to make a small contribution, how about a coffee? You can buy me a coffee here.Please don't keep me a secret! Please share my podcast with anyone else who you think might be interested.Thank you for listening.

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• The future of wildlife photography, AI and ethics

  Send us a textAI has already had a big impact on digital photography, and you may be using it without realising it. If you're using a smartphone, AI is driving scene recognition, HDR and exposure, and modes. For DSLR and Mirrorless users, it may well be driving your tracking and autofocus. It is widely used in post-processing to enhance images through noise reduction and the removal of unwanted objects.So what are the considerations for photographers? I'll share some ideas with you in this podcast and take a look at the ethical impacts.If you'd like to download my "10 tips for Wildlife Photographers in the Age of AI", just click HERE.Please remember to like and subscribe. And let me know if there is something you'd like me to cover in a future podcast by sending an email to [email protected]'s time for another podcast... Please take a look at the 2026 Wildlife Calendar. It's available now.Support the showHave you bought your 2026 Wildlife Calendar yet?Find out more by clicking here Support the showThank you for listening to my podcast. If you would like to subscribe you can do so here:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1803730/support WebsitePlease check out my website for the latest collections, photography tips and challenges, and more! Develop your photography by taking a course: Go from "Auto" to Awesome photos in just one week (click here)! Contact MeYou can contact me directly at: [email protected] Coffee? If you've had value from this podcast, please help me to continue with them. Most people don't, but if you would like to make a small contribution, how about a coffee? You can buy me a coffee here.Please don't keep me a secret! Please share my podcast with anyone else who you think might be interested.Thank you for listening.

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