I often find myself repeatedly being asked the same questions by magazine editors and budding wildlife photographers, so I thought I should start preparing some wildlife photography hints and tips articles - which I hope you might find useful. I have also included some Photoshop tutorials containing important post-processing information. Taking a good picture really is only half the story with digital photography.

Judging from they popularity of these articles (thanks for all the e.mails) I intend to add to them as time permits, so you might like to bookmark this page to keep up to date.

Equipment

What equipment I use and why
Equipment II - update.
Macro lenses - Choosing and using

Intro, ethics of wildlife photography, expanding on a basic tip
Photographing butterflies in the wild.
Photographing orchids in the wild
Photographing grey seals at Donna Nook in Lincolnshire
Photographing water droplets
Photographing the moon
Composition part 1 - Tips on composition to give your images more impact
Composition part 2 - More tips to improve composition
Digital camera tips - Keeping digital sensors clean, be wary of using skykight/uv filters
Exposing to the right
Working at high ISO

RAW workflow in Photoshop CS using filebrowser
The art of RAW conversion (Photoshop CS)

Other useful techniques

Resizing of images for e.mailing or using on the web
Removal of "red eye"
Evaluating images on your computer screen
Viewing raw images in Windows Explorer