Richard Peters Photography blog
Wildlife photography, shooting tips, videos, equipment reviews, location diaries and more!
Ok so it’s not perfect…and it’s about a %50 crop but I present to you my first Kingfisher photo! The weather was pretty dire, very dull and cloudy (the kind of day where cars drive round with the lights on mid-afternoon) with small sprinkles of rain so I decided to just scout the location out [...]
Don’t get me wrong I’m always happy to be out shooting wildlife, even if it’s just a simple portrait. But what really makes me tick are situations like this. You know, the ones that provide you with that something special that you don’t get to capture everyday… Share
Another quick post to mention the new Nikon 35mm 1.8 DX. So, after the recent 50mm 1.4 AFS comes the 35mm 1.8 AFS DX. I’m sure there are plenty of crop sensor photographers out there who are pleased to see a close to 50mm field of view lens (52.5mm to be exact) appear that offers them [...]
It’s been a slow month for me photography wise, especially with having problems with a trapped nerve in my shoulder. However to fill the gap between my last post and my next one I thought I’d give a quick mention to the rumours of Nikon releasing a D400 (soon?). Some specs being thrown around include [...]
