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5 Photography Skills You Can Sharpen Without Leaving Your Backyard
Grow your nature photography talent right where your boots are Let’s bust a myth real quick: You don’t need to be in Yellowstone, the Serengeti, or even your nearest national park to grow as a nature photographer. Yes, travel can be inspiring. But your growth? That happens at…
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Slowing Down in a Fast World: The Art of Observing Through a Lens
Why your most meaningful work starts with seeing, not shooting We live in a culture that celebrates speed. Faster workflows. Faster results. Faster growth. But nature doesn’t operate on speed. And neither does creativity. So what happens when a photographer decides to slow down?…
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Matt Kloskowski Answers Your Questions
https://vimeo.com/1222101191 Over the past month, Matt Kloskowski shared five practical, wildlife-specific editing lessons with the Journal of Wildlife Photography community — covering masking, cropping, distraction removal, and noise reduction. In this final video, Matt takes a…
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How to Remove Noise From Your Bird Photos
https://vimeo.com/1222100354 In wildlife photography, you often don’t have perfect conditions. You shoot in low light, push your ISO higher, or work with crop-sensor cameras to get closer to your subject. And with that comes an inevitable side effect: noise. This week, in our…
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Using Lightroom and Photoshop to Remove Distractions from Wildlife Photographs
https://vimeo.com/1222100351 Distracting elements can ruin an otherwise beautiful wildlife image — and unfortunately, in the field, you often don’t get a second chance to reframe or remove what’s in the scene. That’s why in this week’s free training, Matt Kloskowski dives into…
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What Most Wildlife Photographers Miss When They Crop
https://vimeo.com/1222102362 Cropping is one of the first editing tools most photographers learn — but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. In his second free training video for the Journal of Wildlife Photography, Matt Kloskowski breaks down how to crop smarter, straighten…
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Simon d’Entremont’s 10-Photo Challenge 2024 Winners
Below are the winners of the 2024 10-Photo Challenge. This contest was hosted by Simon d’Entremont for the students of Wildlife Photography Essentials. Click each image to view full screen. Clean Background “Wood Duck” by: James Putney Tight Portrait“I Put On Make Up Today” by:…
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How to Make Your Wildlife Subject Stand Out with Simple Masking
https://vimeo.com/1222101422 When it comes to editing wildlife photos, a few small adjustments can go a long way — especially if you know where to direct the viewer’s attention. In this first video of our post-processing series with Matt Kloskowski, Matt shares his go-to…
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Simon d’Entremont’s 10-Photo Challenge 2023 Winners
Below are the winners of the 2023 10-Photo Challenge. This contest was hosted by Simon d’Entremont for the students of Wildlife Photography Essentials. Click each image to view full screen. Clean Background “Look Back” by: Christine Bisaha Tight Portrait“Rainbow Talk” by: Elaine…
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How to Create Visual Balance with Multiple Subjects
The wildlife and macro photographer is often faced with the challenge of capturing a visually compelling image of multiple subjects that are frequently in constant motion. How do we best frame a flock of birds in flight, a herd of bison on the run, or a row of foraging ants so…