Online Masterclass | Wildlife Photography Close to Home

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Join pro photographer and Canon expert Ellie Rothnie for this free masterclass around capturing wildlife near home. In the session, Ellie will focus on gear and technical requirements, location and timings, and shoot photographs along the way.

[@michaelbehan5507]

I was absolutely blown away by this masterclass. Ellie's photos are amazing. So much more then wildlife/bird photos, they are true pieces of art. The presentation style was very fitting with her photography style too. It was relaxed, while being detailed.

[@tracyrobertson565]

An excellent guide to getting started in bird watching and photography. Your gentle refined etiquette and demeanor is refreshing.

[@gruttewibe76]

Don't get discouraged by the expensive gear which Ellie uses. Most of her advice is useful with cheaper equipment too, as long as the light is good. And maybe even with worse light, and higher ISOs, if Topaz Denoise is as good as it's rumoured to be. I've seen great shots by people using a Nikon P900, Sony RX10, an Olympus (micro four thirds) camera. And supposedly it's also possible to use flash for bird photography (which I had never thought it would). Jan Wegener has some video(s) about it on his channel.

[@ballbagbill8199]

I appreciate that this is how you get the ‘better’ shots.

[@PaulMoorePhotography]

Thank you very much for this. I have been doing landscape photography a few years and decided to try wildlife photography. This is one of the more informative videos I have seen and explained a lot particularly on shooting distances between the camera and subject. I will be putting this to the test in my garden and local woods. Look forward to seeing more of your work.

[@relaxingblog]

i feel a sense of nostalgia and i can not stop crying

[@davet3530]

What a visually lovely video and so informative too. The bonus were the images and sounds of the relevant birdcalls. Thank you Ellie

[@MrDubicz]

Thank you for sharing your memories of your father. My late father was also a photographer, on film cameras. You really reminded me of him.

[@Skelly6752]

As a newbie to bird photography your masterclass was really informative and very well put together. I really enjoyed it.

[@ianspicer1529]

Ellie / Wex - this is a delightful video - really enjoyable and full of useful tips for the novice (very) would-be wildlife photographer. Like many, I am sure, I have started to focus on my local wildlife in this past year - almost exactly. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@neilbarksby7512]

Thanks Ellie & Wex, a very enjoyable watch.

[@ThePepperdawg]

Thank you for sharing your valuable insights and informative suggestions Ellie.

[@stuartcarter2373]

One of the most informative videos that I've ever seen about photography on TH-cam. It just keeps giving. Many thanks Ellie

[@cajoonthemove-carolinejoch3371]

Lovely video and great insights for a lot of fun! Thank you Ellie 🙏😃

[@markcoome6744]

Really good video, well presented and informative. Some lovely images to back up the teaching as well

[@Quickscribbles]

I enjoyed your Master Class immensely! I look forward to more of your classes!

[@AdrianW_photo]

Very informative and inspirational. Easy to watch, yet full of great content.

[@WOLFPARANORMALUK]

Loved this video but would like to see some of these instructional videos conducted using equipment that Joe Public is more liable to be able to afford

[@KnightsandWeekends]

Ellie's work is breathtaking.

[@Luka_M]

very informative video! just looked up Ellie's instagram and my mind is blown with her art! what a lovely woman she is!