WINNERS OF THE UNTAMED WILDLIFE PHOTO COMPETITION:
1st Place: @marinakugler_photography
2nd Place: @elksong_images
3rd Place: @nicolson.photography

Wanna enter the next competition? Get ready at untamedwildlifephotography.com!

In this ep, lets talk about why your excuses to not have a portfolio suck but also why the reasons you should have a portfolio dont suck.

Wanna chat? @adrianj.untamed 

Putting yourself into your photography is kind of like cooking. Like garlic, you're tasty and flavorful and should be in every dish you cook and shot you take.

Here is our first ever Q&A!

Hey yall, this episode is part one of "About Going Pro". This one is going to show you that there are a ton of options out there to make a life and career around wildlife photograph- sometimes not even becoming a professional wildlife photographer. 
There's already a ton of info out there on how to become a traditional professional wildlife photographer, but I want to tell you about allll the other options you can look into. Maybe you become a wildlife photography instructor, a guide, or maybe you sell prints at local art festivals. Maybe you do something crazy like Pro Photographer Morten Hilmer and take on a chef job in another country so in all your off time you can shoot (I tell the full story in this episode).

Q&A Episode coming up next so if you got Qs I got As. Send them questions right on down to [email protected] or hit me up on IG @adrianj.untamed.

In this episode I introduce you to the three main types of bird photography and give you some tips to begin exploring each direction -but first I have a cool announcement!

The Untamed Wildlife Photography competition is now OPEN! You can sign up to enter and get all the details here: https://untamedwildlifephotography.lpages.co/uwp-competition/

#UntamedPhotoComp

@adrianj.photography

This is Untamed Wildlife Photography! This intro gives a quick run down of what to expect from this podcast. We are going to be setting up goals and then smashing them. I'll be sharing my steps and processes to better wildlife photos. I have a STRONG belief that 90% wildlife photography is actually what happens off camera and out of Lightroom. We're going to focus on improving ourselves in the field, becoming more creative and planning our shots on a level you didn't even know was possible.