The saying 'the eyes are the windows to the soul' applies to wildlife as much as humans. But what are we hoping to see in the wildlife soul?
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Wildlife Conservation, tourism and photography information helps to raise awareness of the plight of wildlife. Learn about wildlife conservation initiatives and ethical wildlife tourism destinations that benefit wildlife. Improve your wildlife photography skills and learn how photography helps raise awareness of wildlife conservation initiatives.
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Without question, bird flight photography requires skill and luck, but it also requires thought, preparation and an artistic eye to take it to the next level. It’s more than just settings!
Cockatoos in Australia, also referred to as 'cockies' consist of several species. What type of bird species is an Australian cockatoo?
Learn how wildlife photographers use visual imagery for storytelling. Learn to elevate your wildlife images to the next level.
Learn the art of wildlife photography. How do you step up from snapshots to images that engage the audience and elicit an emotional response?
In wildlife photography, the quality of light hitting your subject is essential in capturing images that grab your viewers attention.
Wildlife conservation and education are essential to raise awareness and protect many species. Learn more about wildlife conservation initiatives and how you can help in your backyard.
Ethical wildlife tourism can benefit the conservation of some species by providing funding and education on the threats facing wildlife.
The art of wildlife photography is a journey that evolves with your skill. Improve your art with my wildlife photography tips and tutorials.
Feeding vultures at a vulture restaurant is a conservation initiative to support vulture numbers, providing education on their decline.
Vultures are crucial to the ecosystem to preventing disease. African vulture conservation is essential to halt the decline of these birds.
African wildlife viewed from inside the Siduli Hide at Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. Close encounters with elephants and other African game.