▲ 290 r/wildlifephotography
Finally got my first siberian jay flight shot!
Gear used: Sony a9iii, 600mm f4 GM OSS
u/AvesOfPrey — 10 days ago
▲ 20 r/sportsphotography
My first real hockey game as a photographer. And my first ever hockey game i went to.
Went pretty well for not having photographed sports before and got invited by the teams CEO himself. Only did photo practice on the team practice 3 times. Got 4 goal photos and 1 save photo on our team. The 1 goal photo thats not here i havent edited yet. Just did these quickly. How good is it to have gotten 4 goal shots as a first timer in 1 game?
u/AvesOfPrey — 1 month ago
▲ 15 r/sportsphotography
First Finnish league practice hockey game ever and my first sports photography gig ever. Never shot sports before. Only shot festivals/wildlife/realestate.
Went pretty well! I had acess everywhere cause i was invited by the ceo of the team himself. I was also with the players (had to have a helmet too lol) pretty fun to shoot my first game in the top league. Went straight to the top. No photoholes in finland. Only an american thing apparently. We had no plexi glass instead. Real liiga game i will shoot is on 1.9 and 6k people will come then. This practice game only had 1000 in the crowd.
u/AvesOfPrey — 2 months ago
Ice hockey tips for photographing in the top tier league.
Hey. I have gotten a really cool opportunity because i met a finnish liiga teams CEO backstage while i was photographing a music festival and he really liked my festival pictures so he asked if i want to come and shoot ice hockey. My cousin who is a famous singer/guitarist told good things about me as a photographer to the ceo so got the opportunity that way. What important things do i need to shoot? Its kinda wild that i have never photographed sports and going straight to the top league.
u/AvesOfPrey — 2 months ago
Any wildlife creator's here?
I am mainly a wildlife photographer but i have recently started taking videos too! How well does wildlife preform on YouTube? I will just upload clips/short nature documentaries. and nothing on myself since im shy. I thought 1.6k views on my 3rd video was pretty good. Are people interested in wildlife on video form?
u/AvesOfPrey — 5 months ago
A North American rarity in Finland: only a couple dozen observations since 2013.
with just 23 recorded from May 2013.
ID: Hooded Merganser
Gear: R6 MARK 2, 600MM F4 MARK 1 IS L
u/AvesOfPrey — 5 months ago
▲ 1 r/videography
Hello, would love some feedback on my short nature documentary with clips that ive taken over the years + i want to showcase things i can do with my cameras. timelapses/drones/nature/ 120fps slowmotion/wildlife etc. does the clips make sense in a story? thanks! :) its not 100% done but its getting there. Only sound fx so far, my friend is making an orchestra track for me!
u/AvesOfPrey — 6 months ago