A new blog site filled with wildlife photography tips by industry veteran William Huyler will soon be released for aspiring nature photographers. Read on to learn more.
Budding photographers who wish to become masters at nature photography can soon gain access to a brand-new online educational resource—a blog site by industry veteran William Huyler.
Huyler, who is both a photographer and an environmentalist from Pittsburgh, Penn., said he decided to create the blog site to share with the world the new photography tips he discovered during the COVID lockdown period. For instance, he learned innovative ways of conducting shoots, enhancing his technical skills, and practicing pandemic-friendly safety measures in various photography genres, with a focus on nature photography.
On the site, readers will learn several foundational tricks for excelling at nature photography. For instance, according to Huyler, aspiring photographers should invest in high-quality camera lenses. This will allow them to easily capture wide landscapes or the intricate details of organisms in nature, such as a butterfly wing pattern or a dew drop on grass.
Huyler also plans to emphasize to his site visitors the importance of being willing to make sacrifices to secure the perfect shots. This may mean taking lengthy walks, squeezing into tight spaces, or even weathering uncomfortable outdoor conditions to get their ideal photos. In addition, readers will be encouraged to develop a stronger understanding of today’s natural environment, including when leaf colors change between seasons. The more they understand, the more exciting it will be for them to capture natural subjects.
Through the website, readers will also be able to explore a wide range of relevant environmental topics that nature photographers should care about, according to Huyler. For instance, he plans to highlight the ways in which climate change has redefined people’s ways of life. He also intends to explore the connection between the modern food chain and the environment. Huyler said he hopes the upcoming site will increase readers’ appreciation for both photography and the environment in the years ahead.
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