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February 03, 2010

Photographing Wildlife: Patience Pays Off

By Kerry Drager

Photography has taught Jim Zuckerman to be patient. Says Jim, a top wildlife stock photographer:

"If you are impatient, you can forget about shooting wildlife photography. It will drive you crazy. If you love photographing animals, then you must learn to invest the time required to wait for those peak moments that will be so rewarding."

Read his fascinating thoughts and insightful tips - plus see some outstanding wildlife pictures - in his new BetterPhoto article: Photographing Wildlife: Patience Pays Off

Jim, by the way, teaches a terrific wildlife photography workshop online at the BetterPhoto digital photography school.

Posted by Kerry Drager at 10:21 AM in Tips & Techniques |

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