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GREAT GROUSE! SHOOTING TIPS

CANON PRO

NAME: PAUL FOWLIE

CAMERA: CANON EOS R5

PAUL HAS been a pro wildlife and landscape photographer since 2010. Based in Yorkshire, he runs photography workshops in the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales, Scotland and Scandinavia, and is also the author of A Year with Nature: A Photographic Guide to Wildlife. We met up with him in Leyburn to drive around the wonderful Yorkshire Dales to see what wildlife we could find in and amongst the heather and rolling hills. To book one of Paul’s hides or workshops, and see his inspiring images visit his website at www.paulfowliephotography.co.uk

APPRENTICE

NAME: REBECCA PITT

CAMERA: CANON EOS R6

REBECCA, 18, is currently in her first year at Leeds Art University studying photography, and has a passion for wildlife and often visits her local wildlife parks and zoos to get in some practice. She’s written to us asking for help to improve her wildlife photography skills to get a better understanding of camera settings and how to get top animal shots out in the wild. We paired her up with wildlife pro Paul at sunrise in the Yorkshire Dales for them to get some incredible portraits of moorland birds and more!

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TECHNIQUE ASSESSMENT

In the semi-automatic Aperture Priority mode, the camera will select the correct shutter speed

APERTURE CONTROL

explained that he usually shoots in either his Canon’s Aperture priority or Manual modes so set up Rebecca’s EOS R6 in Aperture priority, also called Av on the mode dial. This is

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