Dean Eades Wildlife Photography
About Dean Eades Wildlife Photography
Dean Eades Wildlife Photography . Courses Tours & Holidays
Email: dean@birdmad.com Tel: 07778 632764
Dean Eades Wildlife Photography Description
Dean Eades BirdMad Photography Workshops & Courses Tours, Holidays
Tel: 07778 632764 email: dean@birdmad.com
Several tours to the Scottish Highlands & Islands, Lincolnshire, Norfolk & Yorkshire Coast. Please contact me for full details Canon EOS Photographer
Dean Eades BirdMad Wildlife Photography
One to One Wildlife Photography Workshops
Tour all around the uk transport included in the day out
Are you interested in learning some of the skills needed to become a wildlife photographer
Would you like to pick up field skills that you can use to take better images of British wildlife
Macro and Extreme Close-Up Photography
With subjects from butterflies to insects and reptiles
One to One Wildlife Photography Workshops are suitable for all levels, from complete beginners to experienced photographers
Tuition
With everything from the basics up to more advanced techniques available, participants are asked to provide a brief list of exactly what they want to learn as ultimately, the sole purpose is for you to gain maximum benefit from your day. Topics covered include:
Exposure
Aperture, Shutter, ISO and manual modes explained
Exposure Compensation
Auto ISO
Metering Mode
Focus
Settings for varying subjects, such as birds in flight
Different modes explained
We are always happy to discuss arranging bespoke training days for your company or organisation, or to provide consultancy services in the field of wildlife photography tourism.
Dean is one of the administrators for the Lincolnshire Bird Club forum, and provides the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust with many of his images. He has also been a warden for the Trust when needed. His work has appeared on the BBC and ITV, as well as being published in books and several magazines, Canon CPS Level 1 Ptatinum member
Dean also does some work for Canon & London Camera Exchange
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Otter – Lutra lutra
Habitat: Rivers and wetland, coastal & marshland.
Description: Brown fur, often pale on underside; long slender body; small ears on a broad head; long thick tail; webbed feet; swims very low in the water, head and back barely showing.
... Size: About 60-80cm; tail about 32-56cm
Weight: Average 8.2kg for males; 6.0kg for females.
Lifespan: Up to 10, though few survive more than five years.
Origin & Distribution: The otter is a secretive semi-aquatic species which was once widespread in Britain. By the 1970s, otters were restricted mainly to Scotland, especially the islands and the north-west coast, western Wales, parts of East Anglia and the West Country (though they remained common and widespread also in Ireland). This decline was caused by organo-chlorine pesticides. Since these were withdrawn from use, otters have been spreading back into many areas, especially in northern and western England. https://birdmad.com
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