Tag: Wildlife Photography

Roe deer photo used in my 100 blog posts in 2024. Front cover of book called Positive Affirmations by Stephen Paul Young. Explore more of my photography at https://fineartpics.co.uk
There’s something uniquely captivating about early autumn in the rural fields of North […]
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Capturing the essence of Grey Seals at Horsey Gap through the lens of […]
As I sit here in my cosy home in rural North Hampshire, gazing […]
Introduction to Photographing Seals on the North Coast of Scotland Join me on […]
Aldermaston Wharf, a small village located in England (Aldermaston Wharf Postcode RG7 4JS), […]
Photographer Stephen Paul Young writes about Morgaston Ancient Woodlands in Spring. […]
Easter Sunday Walk & Red Kites I had the most delightful experience during […]
A professional camera with a Sigma 150-600mm Sport lens pointed towards a split scene: a rugby match in a stadium and a red deer stag in a misty English field with peregrine falcons flying above.
Introduction to this Super-telephoto Zoom Lens The Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG DN OS Sports lens […]
Five-panel collage illustrating telephoto lens photography focused on UK wildlife: A close-up portrait of a Red Deer stag, a detailed shot of a European Robin perched on a frosty branch, a Barn Owl in flight with a blurred background, a Red Fox looking directly at the camera, and the blog post title "Masterful Telephoto Lens Photography: Capturing 5 Spectacular Images" overlaid on a shot showing a compressed landscape with a tiny bird in the distance.
Handheld Telephoto lens photography for Wildlife can be a challenging task. This is […]