Considering entering the 2024 BirdLife Australia Photography Awards? Competition Coordinator Graham Cam shares his top tips for capturing the attention of the judges.
Read MoreShelley’s top tips: be adaptable and aware of your surroundings, form good habits in the field and practice, practice, practice!
Read MoreMichael suggests making your image stand out by thinking outside the box ‒ don’t be afraid to experiment and break the rules!
Read More2023 competition coordinator and wildlife photographer Lucca’s 5 tips for ethical bird photography.
Read MoreTim recommends looking at your photo objectively and paying special attention to your use of cropping.
Read MoreGeorgina’s top tips on how to take your bird photography to the next level, and how to turn a good image into a fantastic one.
Read MoreLia’s top tips: put the bird’s wellbeing first, avoid over-editing and don’t be afraid of space in your composition!
Read MoreTo make your photo stand out, Raoul suggests trying the unexpected.
Read MoreTo tell a compelling story with your photography, you have to have a compelling background and subject!
Read MoreIan’s tips for making your image stand out from the crowd and impress the judges.
Read MoreFor David, a winning image is about more than technicality: it must also be beautifully composed and tell a story
Read MoreSabine reminds us to practice patience and to respect and learn about the birds and their habitat you’re photographing.
Read MoreTo bring your bird photography to life, Chris suggests focusing more on capturing the character of your subject than technical perfection.
Read MoreDean discusses how the best bird photos capture and hold the attention of their audience.
Read MoreFor Andy, a winning image combines light, composition, creativity and an understanding of your subject.
Read MoreOffer’s top tip: master the basics for that wow factor, but don’t overdo it!
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