Badgers are one of the frequent visitors to this photographer's garden,
lending opportunities for some amazing back yard wildlife photos.
(Photo: Richard Peters)
By: Jaymi Heimbuch:Many wildlife photographers love to travel to far-off places to capture animals the rest of us rarely see. But as Richard Peters
proves, with some careful planning, creativity and the cooperation of
your local wildlife, you don't even have to leave home to create amazing
photographs.
Though he too loves to travel the world, Peters, who lives in the United Kingdom, is more interested in focusing his attention on how light and composition can make any animal subject stand out as art. For the last year, he turned his attention to his own backyard and began experimenting with creative lighting and compositions that, when the animals finally decided to play along, were absolutely worth the nightly wait. Continue reading, more photos...
Though he too loves to travel the world, Peters, who lives in the United Kingdom, is more interested in focusing his attention on how light and composition can make any animal subject stand out as art. For the last year, he turned his attention to his own backyard and began experimenting with creative lighting and compositions that, when the animals finally decided to play along, were absolutely worth the nightly wait. Continue reading, more photos...
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