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Excellent tips and well presented. No B.S., no stupid attempts at humor, no dopey background music. Great job.

Sweet! I came here To See How I Could Step Up My Drone Wildlife Photography. This Morning I Got Some Sweet Photos Of Some Havelinas In A Mud-Pit And I Came Here To See How I Could Make Them Look Even Better. Thank You!

Nice video, Steve. I often photograph birds on the beach, and I have to do what you mentioned. I often walk fast or jog to get ahead of them because they often move away from you, as you said. The frontal shots do look better, imo.

As someone who has shot a lot of landscape but is only just getting into wildlife photography, I found all of these tips extremely helpful! Very excited to look through your other content. Thank you for putting out all this information!

Thanks sir for sharing this video! 4 years and still being a very helpful tips!

Hi Steve, I have watched more then my share of instructional photography videos over the years. You are without a doubt, one of the best communicators on the web at this time. Not only is the information you are conveying consistently accurate (which is rare), but you succeed in making these sometimes complex concepts easy to understand and apply. Fantastic job!

Steve. Thanks man. Grateful for your resources and teaching.

Your images are unbelievable.. simply the best!

Hi Steve, thank so much for creating these videos, all them being easy to understand and being much relevant for beginners as well as seasoned amateurs. I ended up purchasing your book "Secrets to..." not only because (of course) to learn more from your experience, but also as a way to thank you for these videos. Please keep up the good work, you're an amazing teacher. Looking forward to your next video...

The best photographer on youtube.

Steve, thanks for such helpful tips! I have your e-book, and love it!

One of the best "top XX" tips I've seen. Took me years to realise the background is as equally or more important than the foreground and getting to eye level is just as important. Great video Steve :)

Thanks Steve - Great tips - they really helps with my trip to Africa. Watching the background truly did make an enormous difference. My images no longer look like snap shots

I own the ebook and have to say the content is the gem. Thank you, Steve!

Exciting sticks and twigs on the ground! Love it.

Dear Steve, Your tips are very good. Especially some of them are really vital for wildlife photography. Thanks a lot.

Thanks for the useful tips. I knew many, but had not considered a couple of them before.

wow... thank u so much 4 this.... going on my 1st wildlife photography 2morow & i already feel good abt that.... hope i score sm good shots with ur tips.. :)

Thanks Steve, some great tips buddy

Once again Steve great content. It is always great to reinforce the little things that make good solid improvements to creating images. Thanks again for great content.

Thanks Steve, big help. Thumbs up...

Love your videos, quick, concise and useful, cheers

Great tips! I mostly shoot portraits and landscapes so this gave me some great ideas!

Simple... Easy... A lot of information in only a few words....Thank you !

clear concise and accurate. i learned 2 new things! thanks for this...

Great tips! Thanks.Thanks for the useful tips.

Excellent tips, Steve. A few of which I should have thought about throughout the years.

Excellent advice! Loved the video!

Very helpful tips, thank you!

Great stuff Steve! Thanks

I'm in love with this.

Once again, great informative video Steve. Thanks for taking time out to share your fabulous tips, they are always so helpful.

These were awesome! Thank you so much for a tips.

Always dreamed of traveling around the world being a wild life photographer. But I spent my life with Graphic design, I.T. and now a truck driver. Still to this day I dream of doing the same thing, being a wild life photographer...

Great tips! Thanks.

Excellent video with some very good advice. Great presentation too.

Hi Steve, Just wanted to thank you for your videos. I'm a beginner and just love your videos. Very helpful.

Hi Steve great tips! Great communicating them. I will use them for my safari trip to Africa next month.

Great tips thank you so much Steve

Awesome! Just starting to get into this and I'm not sure what its taken me so long. Probably not having the gear but now I'm starting to acquire the basics.

Wow you take some amazing photos. Thanks for sharing tips. Ill consider your Ebook for sure!

Always top notch stuff Steve, so glad your on the forum with us.. and all this content is just "Gold Jerry.... Gold!"

Great tips.

Wow, I learned a lot in a short amount of time. Thank you.

Greta tips! Thank you for this!

NICE,, PRECISE, TO THE POINT AND VERY USEFUL TIPS !! Thanks a ton!

Great video! Thanks for making it.

Thanks Steve, great advice indeed!

Hey!! Steve I love ur tips they would really be useful for me .Thanks for ur tips and lastly ur photos are epic really awesome. Good effort.

Great tips and ebook. Thanks Steve.

Thank you so much for tips ,I just started my photography career and your video will help me improve my skills 🤜🤛👍

Nice video. Outstanding photos. Shooting BIF with a single focus point is hardcore.

Once more a very informative and high interesting video, Steve! Kind regards, Thomas

Awesome video. Thank you!

Very helpful thanks mate.

Very informative video, thanks.

Good stuff; thanks Steve

Outstanding!

Lighting is EVERYTHING

That's a lot more than 10, great tips. Thanks.

Thanks! Very helpful video.

very useful tips for all time, thank you

Excellent tips. very useful and professional. Thanks, sir.

Thanks for photography tips

Very useful tips, presented well, precise and right to the point. You have one more body on board. Thanks.

Hi Steve You are just superb your tips is so use full for beginners wild life photographer

Very useful. Thanks

Excellent video. I learned some things

Every time I think I know it all or most... Steve Perrry adds more excellent information. I’m glad I subscribed.

Good points Steve thanks so much.

Hi Henrik Sorry, for some reason YT isn't letting me reply to your comment directly. The book goes over a lot of tips for working with wildlife, how to use parks to you advantage, how to position yourself for good shots etc. As for finding animals, it doesn't really go into too much - other than to say to look for where they are most common. The problem is every animal has a different habitat and there's no silver bullet for where to look / wait for them. Each species is different, and the approach I'd take for a coyote would be different than for a heron. So, I guess the answer to your question is yes & no :) It points you in the direction you need, but when it comes down to where to find specific wildlife, that's up to you. (although I do list a lot of my favorite places here in the states for shooting and what to expect). Thanks!

Thanks Steve! i'm about to head out to Africa and needed some recap knowledge

Hi Steve, your videos are the best!

Very useful tips thanks alot to mr Steve

wow..its amazing..its very useful for the begineers

USEFUL FOR ME ..... THANKS ALOT

Thank you Steve for your prompt response!

Excellent!

The best wildlife picture, Thank you for your sharing video. 👌👏Steve.

You are the best steve

Great tips! I've been watching a lot of photography tip videos recently as I'm planning a trip to Yellowstone this summer. I want to be prepared as possible and I feel your tips will help give me a great chance at getting some excellent shots. Thanks!

Great video!!

I like your helpful tips and Photography video!. You really cover interesting topics. Thanks so MUCH Keep it UP :)

Hi Steve Millions of thanks for your great e-book! It enhanced my knowledge by far and I adored your great easy-going and witty style!! I can warmly recommend it to every wildilfe enthusiast. Greetings from Switzerland Matt Engelmann

useful tips! and incredible photos :D

Make more of this videos pleas love them

Master the lens and camera which one use. This is the best tip from my side to get a good photograph. Rather than keep on upgrading the camera gear is better to learn and understand the current camera gear properly.

All good tips, as usual. :-) I'd add to the wind one by saying keeping downwind may let you get closer. Just don't become breakfast. Also bring a macro lens, and look down and under stuff when things are quiet. If the big animals or birds are elusive, there are always colourful bugs and creepy crawlies, or even interesting fungi or whatever. Also keep an eye out for snakes (have to add that, as I'm an Aussie).

Amazing, thank you, you have one more suscriber here!

Great tips Steve :)

Thank you so much it really helped

Very good video!

Thank you ,excellent

Thanks!

Great info

Very informative #subscribed all the way from England

Nice instructive video. Wondering what telephoto lens you use.

thanks i really enjoy your videos, useful and insightful whilst at the same time not talking rubbish

Well done! Keep it up please.