Unlocking the POWER OF LIGHT in Wildlife Photography

[@nitinbhide5964]

Its really enlightening with tutorial
Thanks a lot!!!

[@MarkDumbleton]

My pleasure, thanks so much for watching!

[@carolbell4550]

Mark I really enjoyed this tutorial and have book marked it so as I can re read it over and over again.

[@MarkDumbleton]

Glad to hear, thanks @carolbell4550

[@GalleryWildUK]

Thanks

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thank you so much. I truly appreciate that support!

[@mikeyseifert80]

Really great content Mark, you explain things in a very straightforward and easy to understand way. So glad to have found your channel and work.

[@MarkDumbleton]

I appreciate that @mikeyseifert80 - so nice to hear feedback from my followers.

[@carolbell4550]

Mark I have a speed lite which I am using for my macro shots. I am trying to angle to speedlite to the side to make it look like "Light " is coming into the shot (all practice for processing in LR) Am so glad you said dont let light shine directly on subject as I had not thought of that and can see the difference in my shots.

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks for letting me know Carol 😊

[@TheSafariExpert]

Another super useful video, Mark! 🙌🏻

[@MarkDumbleton]

Appreciate that a lot Villiers, thank you! Thanks for watching.

[@alexmarnoch870]

Great tips, made even better by using examples! Thanks.

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks so much for watching, appreciate the comment 🙏🏻

[@wildpatagoniafilms16]

excellent post mate! so well explained! question: in the pic of the lion, (at th end of the vieo...0 when you mentioned you exposed for the brighter part of the fur. What did you use: spot meter or evaluative? (canon uses here ...😂 ) Thanks!

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks so much for the comment! I used spot metering for that lion fur. It nice to have that tiny area on spot metering for tricky scenarios like that.

[@lkasthuri]

thanks

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks for watching

[@KobusTollig1]

Great video bud.

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks so much Kobus! Really appreciate that!

[@bobcoggin4618]

Brill 👍🏻

[@MarkDumbleton]

Thanks so much! Thanks for watching.