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Very interesting thoughts on this video with 2 full time wildlife photographers. For me i always try to improve and watch other peoples videos, from the two of you, and learn these concepts and techniques to improve my photography. Id say my own limitation is the usage of post processing programs such as lightroom, photoshop, topaz etc... I feel that getting to know these programs to a decent depth of knowledge, is essential in evolution of photography. I would also say composition is my weakness, and these things and i feel that backgrounds in the area in which I live, cant always have creamy bokeh's, lovely colours or perfect lighting int he areas you want. There is just so much stuff that i feel was addressed in this video and it is very insightful to hear this. One key factor you mentioned at the end is knowing having an idea of how you are going to develop the photo in post processing; i struggle with this, what are the tips associated with this in order to start to think in this way? Excellent video and enjoyed a lot.

A salamander is not a reptile it is amphibian.

I submitted photos but haven't received an email yet regarding critique on this week's live stream. Well done for all the hard work you put into this fun and unique competition!

Congratulations Murtaza Jalali

Congratulations N9 Murtaza Jalali Keep it Up

N9 is the Best

Super Natural Lovely Picture

nah you're just worse

I liked the B&W more with some grass showing through. Gave it more context in my opinion.

Can’t wait to watch LIVE!!

Great to see the 2 of you collaborating again. I love it when either of you drop a new video. That last answer of Evan’s is why I watch some people’s videos and click-off from others. The most important thing about wildlife photography HAS to be the wildlife, NOT the photograph! Really looking forward to seeing more from the Alaska trip. Keep up the great work 👍🏻😊

Loved it! Great interviewing skills Jeremy! Listening to how Matt worked to get better made me decide to further my education to become better! Thanks - great job

This is brilliant and eye opening, you both make such excellent videos. Thank you

Really looking forward to the competition and more videos from both of you. I enjoyed your discussion on how you produce them and hearing more about your goals. Trying to balance personal creativity with the pressures of the work as a business is a challenge for sure. You both are genuine and transparent about wanting to please the audience and analyzing what works, so that will help you continue to be successful, I'm sure. The difference between photographing in Yellowstone vs Alaska was also very interesting. Those Alaska Grizzlies give a whole new perspective to "clamming"!

Thanks for having me on Jeremy! It was fantastic chatting with you. I can’t wait to judge all the incredible submissions to the competition 😁

Yellowstone could become more stressful photographing bears as in Alaska. And I guess in Alaska the bears are more "approachable" for wildlife photographers ...

Easy choice have both of them

An amazing event that gets better each year 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍

You should add a young category for young photographers, and maybe make it free

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Awesome! I also live on the kenai peninsula in a 1957 trailer! Inspirational

Thank you for this fantastic comparison video! Question if you happen to see this - I have a Canon 1200d body, a hand-me-down gift from an old friend. 18MP DSLR so it's wildly different technology to their currents, but still some major bang for one's buck getting started. Does the Sigma lens being 'mirrorless compatible' mean it won't be DSLR compatible? Has the EF mount so I'm good for that (1200d is EF and EF-S compatible), but I'm unsure about the idea of putting a 'new mirrorless-compatible lens' on an old mid-2010s DSLR body. I'm working with the Canon 70-300mm IS at the moment and it's fantastic if up close but I really struggle with faraway birds. Might end up renting it soon and give it a whirl to see how it fares, definitely need the extra IS boost because I have the shakiness of a rabbit LOL

This is amazing! Proud sponsor of your legit competition with incredible participants!

I tried the link to submit and it said it wasn't a good link

So stoked to be a judge for this year's competition! Looking forward to seeing all the epic submissions!

Will definitely be entering this year, thanks for building & supporting this event..

All the best for your 2024 award!

So excited to be a part of this 🙌 I can’t wait to see all the incredible imagery submitted!

I was a project manager for much of my career. I had a sign on my desk that read “If anything can go wrong, it has you just may not know it yet.”

Awesome podcast and insight into a wildlife photographers life. Serguis is a huge inspiration as I just moved to Alaska and have become obsessed with wildlife photography

It so important to stay reflected to yourself. Does not matter as high you fly, its more important stay grounded.

Currently I own a Sony RX10M4 and I want to upgrage. I'm thinking about the A7IV or this A7R5. Which one should I choose for mainly wildlife photography? As far as I know the A7IV handles higher ISO better in low light, but the A7R5 has better crop factor because of the much higher megapixels, it's a hard decision. 😅 Is it much worse in low light, and is it much better in auto focusing than the A7IV? Thanks in advance! 😄

Thanks for having us on, it was a great time!

Thanks for having us on man!

Excellent conversation! I really appreciate the social media perspective and video production discussion. Great to be introduced to a wildlife photographer that I wasn't aware of. I look forward to catching up on Sergius' work!

Great interview! Sergius is a great guy and friend. We've had a blast adventuring around Alaska with our cameras. Should be really fun judging this contest together.

Of course! a7rV is only a poor-man's a1 just for photo. It is ideal for someone who shoot elusive but not very dynamic subjects (sustained 10fps mechanical is sufficient) with great quality third party glass (like adapted old EF 500/600mm II f4s or native Sigma 60-600mm DG DN) that would not benefit from more than limited 15fps as implemented in Sony cameras with third-party lenses anyways.

Good to hear the 300/4.0 is sharper. I can see myself saving up for one, bit the 150-400 is just too rich for my blood.

Great talk! I watched it with curiosity! Greetings from a Swedish youtuber! 🇸🇪

All mirrorless toys gets hide when Canon dslr 1DXmk3 shows ., 😜

I am starting in bird photography, I am from Costa Rica and as it all started it was a similar experience to yours I went for a walk one day and a Lesson's Motmot arrived and I was able to take the photos and I liked being able to capture those moments hahaha, Saludos desde Costa Rica pura vida!!

Great chat guys. I enjoyed this one :)

Wonderful interview, Jeremy. Stefan offered so many wonderful insights and I really appreciated all of your great questions. What an incredible species!

Great interview! Once I will visit Antarctica ... This dream will come true.

I enjoyed the interview..

Thanks for a good honest reviewI wish I’d listen to you I purchased the 150 to. 400 end is woeful at best so soft. Luckily I have the 300 mm F4 and the 40-150mm f2.8 . Most of the Olympus ambassadors shoot back light shots The details are blown to bits. If this is the type of photography you enjoy no need for lens costing £6500. For me it is a case of a fool and his money are easily parted in my defence I was just hoping it would be the same 400mm as 300mm F4 is at 300 mil. It’s well short of that.

Nothing worse than cropping to that 5x4 when your subject already fills the frame.

Great job Jeremy with your cohort. You gave me a lot of new information and idea for my journey on RUclips, and I can only thank you forever. Take care my friend.