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I'm hoping to have a career in wildlife photography in the near future. Any tips?
- Thread starter Cavik
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fhotoace
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Look at George Lepp's website.
http://geolepp.com/
Attend some kind of photo school to get the skills you will need to 1) learn how to be a photographer 2) start building your camera system and 3) work as an assistant to a wildlife photographer for a few years until you have honed your skills as a photographer and build an excellent network of clients, fellow photographers and professional organizations (ASMP, NPPA etc)
Your camera system will have to include a professional level DSLR (Nikon or Canon), sturdy tripod, spotting scope, some training with a bow hunter (leaning to stalk game) and a couple of lenses, 400 mm f/2.8 and 600 mm f/4.0
When you research the costs of the equipment, you will see that it will exceed $20,000, so start saving now.
http://geolepp.com/
Attend some kind of photo school to get the skills you will need to 1) learn how to be a photographer 2) start building your camera system and 3) work as an assistant to a wildlife photographer for a few years until you have honed your skills as a photographer and build an excellent network of clients, fellow photographers and professional organizations (ASMP, NPPA etc)
Your camera system will have to include a professional level DSLR (Nikon or Canon), sturdy tripod, spotting scope, some training with a bow hunter (leaning to stalk game) and a couple of lenses, 400 mm f/2.8 and 600 mm f/4.0
When you research the costs of the equipment, you will see that it will exceed $20,000, so start saving now.
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fhotoace
Guest
Look at George Lepp's website.
http://geolepp.com/
Attend some kind of photo school to get the skills you will need to 1) learn how to be a photographer 2) start building your camera system and 3) work as an assistant to a wildlife photographer for a few years until you have honed your skills as a photographer and build an excellent network of clients, fellow photographers and professional organizations (ASMP, NPPA etc)
Your camera system will have to include a professional level DSLR (Nikon or Canon), sturdy tripod, spotting scope, some training with a bow hunter (leaning to stalk game) and a couple of lenses, 400 mm f/2.8 and 600 mm f/4.0
When you research the costs of the equipment, you will see that it will exceed $20,000, so start saving now.
http://geolepp.com/
Attend some kind of photo school to get the skills you will need to 1) learn how to be a photographer 2) start building your camera system and 3) work as an assistant to a wildlife photographer for a few years until you have honed your skills as a photographer and build an excellent network of clients, fellow photographers and professional organizations (ASMP, NPPA etc)
Your camera system will have to include a professional level DSLR (Nikon or Canon), sturdy tripod, spotting scope, some training with a bow hunter (leaning to stalk game) and a couple of lenses, 400 mm f/2.8 and 600 mm f/4.0
When you research the costs of the equipment, you will see that it will exceed $20,000, so start saving now.
F
fhotoace
Guest
Look at George Lepp's website.
http://geolepp.com/
Attend some kind of photo school to get the skills you will need to 1) learn how to be a photographer 2) start building your camera system and 3) work as an assistant to a wildlife photographer for a few years until you have honed your skills as a photographer and build an excellent network of clients, fellow photographers and professional organizations (ASMP, NPPA etc)
Your camera system will have to include a professional level DSLR (Nikon or Canon), sturdy tripod, spotting scope, some training with a bow hunter (leaning to stalk game) and a couple of lenses, 400 mm f/2.8 and 600 mm f/4.0
When you research the costs of the equipment, you will see that it will exceed $20,000, so start saving now.
http://geolepp.com/
Attend some kind of photo school to get the skills you will need to 1) learn how to be a photographer 2) start building your camera system and 3) work as an assistant to a wildlife photographer for a few years until you have honed your skills as a photographer and build an excellent network of clients, fellow photographers and professional organizations (ASMP, NPPA etc)
Your camera system will have to include a professional level DSLR (Nikon or Canon), sturdy tripod, spotting scope, some training with a bow hunter (leaning to stalk game) and a couple of lenses, 400 mm f/2.8 and 600 mm f/4.0
When you research the costs of the equipment, you will see that it will exceed $20,000, so start saving now.