One tip you NEED TO KNOW as a wildlife photographer | Get a shot when it counts!

Hey guys! I'm back with a short BUT important one today!
I'm often asked for my advice when it comes to making images in fast moments, when the action all seems to be kicking off and you have to react fast! How do you get the settings right and ensure you make an image that's going to be usable in a split second... well this ones for you!

For those of you who are new to the channel I thought I'd take a quick second to introduce myself, I'm Tom, a 31 year old, professional wildlife photographer from the UK. I've been shooting as my job for over a decade now, have worked globally with wildlife from Polar bears to Jaguars, but am particularly passionate about UK wildlife and getting people started on their own journey to spend longer with nature! I was made a Nikon Europe Ambassador back when I was 25 and have also worked with many great companies in the photography space! I run workshops, with online 1-2-1 mentoring as well as in the field sessions - if you want to join me in the field with Brown Hares - be sure to join my mailing list! https://subscribepage.io/TomMasonPhoto
My images have been published around the world and I shoot as one of the RSPBImages photographers here in the UK! If you have any questions or want to say hi, ping me one on social @TomMasonPhoto on instagram or check out more on my website https://tommasonphoto.com

Back to todays video I'd LOVE to know you're 1 tip for other wildlife photographers that helped you when staring out? I'd love the comments below to be full of great ideas and information for wildlife photographers who might be getting started to really gain from the whole communities knowledge - so please do share!

As always guys until the next one, GET OUT THERE and ENJOY YOUR WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY!

You can find more of my work over on my website www.tommasonphoto.com
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Fjallraven Kajka 55 - My new outdoor/camera backpack! https://www.fjallraven.com/uk/en-gb/b...
Lowepro Whistler 450 AW II - ( My Travel Bag of choice) wex.pxf.io/e1aYmr
Nikon Monarch HG 8x30's - Simply love these. wex.pxf.io/Vxg71A
Nikon Z9 : wex.pxf.io/EE274P
Nikon Z8 : wex.pxf.io/Oez7PQ
Nikon 600mm f4 Z TC (My new super tele) : wex.pxf.io/RGK7e9
Nikon 300mm 2.8 VR II (My all time favourite lens) : (Link for 120-300mm as VR II no longer in production) : wex.pxf.io/K0g7Qn
Nikon 70-200 : wex.pxf.io/raRY7Q
NIkon 135 1.8 Plena : wex.pxf.io/qzVY7y
Nikon 35mm 1.4 G : (Modern Z equiv wex.pxf.io/GKE7vk )
Nikon 1.4 TC : wex.pxf.io/zxRY7M
Nikon SB-700 : wex.pxf.io/EE2734
Spare battery : wex.pxf.io/Oez7jN
Gitzo Mini Traveller : wex.pxf.io/4G2X1Z
Gitzo Systematic : wex.pxf.io/MAg7JK
Gitzo Gimbal : wex.pxf.io/7adz2y
Petzl Headlamp https://amzn.to/2LX80SW
G-tech external drives https://amzn.to/2Yil63y
Macbook 12" https://amzn.to/2ZBQ57e
Rocket Blower ( I'd get this one) http://tidd.ly/8d6a3ab4
I also carry a trusty Gitzo Tripod, either my 4 series systematic or a 2 series traveller

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