Amateur Photographer  |  21st January 2017
GARDEN BIRD TIPS
One of the biggest challenges when writing seasonally focused features is that you can never be quite sure what the weather will be like by the time the article is published: will we be experiencing a grey and drizzly winter spell, a cold crisp one or, even better (speaking as a photographer of the natural world, that is), a sprinkling of snow? Fortunately, when it comes to bird photography, it doesn’t really matter what the conditions are, because at this time of year birds are probably at their most obliging. This is because their main driving force is simply finding enough food to help them survive another day or so.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Amateur Photographer 21st January 2017.