I, like others, do not just practice wildlife photography but really am passionate about it. While I’ve spent years trying to build up my skills in the field, the Internet is still a great place to go when you’d like some additional resources and, not surprisingly, Wikipedia’s Wildlife photography page is still a piece that I find myself referencing on a seemingly constant basis. The page truly covers all the ins and outs of the outdoor photography world and is an absolute must read for any budding photographer.

While my https://marko-dimitrijevic.org/ doesn’t particularly focus on additional industry sites, I am very keen on introducing you to the Outdoor Photographer website which has a fantastic page on wildlife photography techniques. While I have been doing this for some time, there are many novices out there and this page provides some really fantastic tips in easy to understand English. Obviously, with photography it is best to learn “on the job.” However, sometimes I’ll notice a resource so handy that I believe it is worthy of being shared with the greater public. Hoping you find it helpful.

Net worth of seeing a humpback whale in the flesh? That’s hard to answer. The perfect Humpback Whales- we can all picture them, some have been fortunate to actually photograph them:

Marko Dimitrijevic: On a yacht you gain a unique perspective. Here is a small sample from over years of just above the water photography. Color and classic Black & White. Enjoy this Above The Water World:

Marko Dimitrijevic shares a small sample of the years of underwater photography. Every shape, color and creature is a story in itself. Enjoy this little Gallery: