Tag: Wildlife Photography

Red Kite over Watership Down near Newbury. Explore more of my photography at https://fineartpics.co.uk
There’s something uniquely special about the first outing with a new camera. It’s […]
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 […]
Welcome to my personal blog, where I invite you to embark on a […]
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 […]