Dear Wildlife Photographer ...

Dear Wildlife Photographer ...
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[@Calvin.The.Unfindable]

fantastic letter, this is timely for me. often getting anxiety trying to share what little i have built up over time, this resonates so deeply with me, i am trying to get back to sharing my photos and vids. thanks dude. i decided a while ago, that the vids i shared on my fb page, i will just put here, as and when i come across them, then my images and written words can stay on my blog.

[@thomasfouts2700]

This is such a timely video that resonated with me to my core. I was just telling my wife last night, that I think I need to start doing some short videos. I see so much beauty and would just like to share it with others that may be less fortunate. Thanks Brian, I felt the video strongly!

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

Wonderful Thomas!!

[@AlexMcDougallPhotography]

What excellent video and images that you're making. I can only dream of producing such work. Thank you.

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

Thank you, my friend. This was a pleasure to make.

[@SuzyTopAgent]

👍21 Such a great video, my favorite scene is at 1:05, loved how the sun glistened off it's antlers, looked magical! I enjoyed all your photos and videos, you truly are talented my friend!!!

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@NguyenJennyNguyen]

Very nice sharing

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

Thanks for visiting

[@BrianCatalano]

Amen... Preach it!

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

awwwa yea ….

[@unimog404]

I do sometimes wildlife video. It is just completely different beast in compare with photos.
I have a Miller tripod with a cinema video head. And you need a really solid tele lens. It is a hard, fun and complicated challenge. Great way to improve your skills

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

yep!!! Video, quick … change to photo mode. Nail the focus, FAST …that bear is MOVING!! LOL … cheers!

[@DomAZ]

Right on.

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

Shama llama, dingdong!

[@TheWildlifeGallery388]

great stuff

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

Hey, thank you Doug! Hope this message finds you well!

[@vergrachtr]

I think it would be a nice idea to try out, my biggest question is where can you find a good video on how to best approach this? A second question is how do you get a photo from a video clip, or is it one or the other? Thks from Belgium? KR Redgy

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

As far as capturing a photo from a video, you can export a single frame in certain software programs. As far as working with both photography and video, I just started and tested things out played a bit out in the backyard kind of thing.

[@danjiles]

makes me want to pul out my camera and dust it off.

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

thanks!

[@TimSimpson]

Nicely said brother

[@BrianGJohnsonPhotography]

Right on Tim!