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5 September 2023MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS: MORE THAN JUST A PHOTO SAFARI
11 November 2024BEHIND THE FRAME
DAZZLING ZEBRA
Are you looking to improve your photography editing skills, specifically your wildlife photography editing skills? if you answered yes, then our Behind the Frame series is just for you!
Join our expert photographic guides on the last Friday of every month, as they talk you through various editing styles of many different species from many different locations. Learn some new tips and tricks from the pros and take your wildlife photography to the next level!
In this episode (Behind the Frame Dazzling Zebra), I take you through my editing process of a rather special shot I captured of a dazzle of zebra on the move. Panning photography truly is a lot of fun to do and when you do capture a shot you are proud of, it is incredibly rewarding!
Grab some coffee and lets jump in.
I really hope you learnt something new in this episode of Behind the Frame! Please feel free to reach out in the comments below, YouTube comments or on Instagram, should you have any questions on going on safari, wildlife photography or post-processing. Don't forget to check out our Tour Calendar, for a selection of some of the awesome scheduled tours we offer - all of which are hosted by a Wild Eye photographic guide.
Next month, our Content Manager, Luke Street, will be hosting an episode on editing an image of an animal in a large environment!
Until next time,
The idea of exploring remote and untouched areas along with guests who are hungry to learn, truly excites me. I strive to share my passion with guests and expose them to a level of appreciation for the big moments, small moments and everything in between.
MORE BEHIND THE FRAME
In this episode of Behind The Frame, Mihcael Laubscher, shows us just how he would go about editing a shot of a leopard. The image was taken from a ground level hide at Lentorre Lodge, Kenya.