Like most types of photography, Wildlife Photography is a lot easier than it looks but with a few tips, any photographer can venture into this exciting field. Vallerret Team Shooter Simon Markhof shares his top tips to help you nail your first wildlife photography shoot.
The Lake District is a beautiful little corner of northwest England that features 16 lakes, verdant valleys, sloping fells and hundreds of photo opportunities. We chat with Vallerret Ambassadors Lee Gale and Simon Baxter on their top tips for photographing this iconic national park.
Elopements were once something you did in secret and often had undertones of embarrassment but elopements have done a complete 180 and are one of the hottest trends in wedding photography. We talk to elopement photographer Tori Ware to find out what all the fuss is about and how she took her photography from big weddings to intimate, private ceremonies.
Few animals on earth spark such intense curiosity and respect like the polar bear. These magnificent creatures live in some of the most inhospitable terrains in the world and while their habitat is disappearing and their numbers are dwindling, they are still at the top of the food chain in the Arctic. We’ve asked Arctic photographer extraordinaire and photography workshop leader Audun Lie Dahl to share his best tips for having a successful polar bear photography expedition.
Ahh Paris, the city of lights. While many wildlife and landscape photographers spend hours getting away from artificial light of the city, sometimes there’s a good reason to grab your camera and embrace the dazzling city lights. But with over 33 million visitors a year, how can a visiting photographer get a unique shot? Stephan Hellin helps break down everything you need to know about photographing the Eiffel Tower in the winter.
