Displaying ducks make exciting subjects for bird photography. In this video I photograph Goosanders and share the whole spectrum of duck displaying behaviour in later winter to early spring. I also show you my photo tips & techniques to help you capture the action. Duck and waterfowl photography can be really accessible - even the local park will offer great opportunities for photos!
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I'm Paul Miguel - a professional Wildlife Photographer based in Leeds in Yorkshire, England, UK. I'm happy whether I'm photographing Blue Tits in the garden or I'm chest deep in waders in a Slovenian lake. I Love Wildlife Photography!
I've been published in numerous photo magazines, made years of YouTube Videos and helped hundreds of people improve their wildlife photography skills on my small group and 1:1 workshops. I've also provided courses for major organisations in the UK including RSPB, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Woodland Trust. I love to travel, both for my own projects and on my Photo Tours I run in Europe.
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ABOUT MY CHANNEL
I make 'In the Field' Wildlife Photography Vlogs and Wildlife Photography Tutorials. My aim is to simplify photo techniques so you can shoot what you enjoy - and keep enjoying the process!
I make easy to follow tutorials on nature photography and share practical tips through my adventures in the field, both in the UK and abroad. My channel is largely aimed at Beginners and Novices.
Nature Photography Topics on my Channel include: Birds, Animals, Insects, Macro, Woodland, Landscapes, Flowers
Here's a couple of videos that really showcase what I do:
0:00 Intro 0:24 Photographing Goosanders 3:15 A Variety of Duck Displays 4:48 Camera Settings & Techniques 6:37 Accessible Subjects & Outro
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Blue Mood by Robert Munzinger Sleeples Aloha by Reed Mathis
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