Over the last 10 years Digital Camera's have changed the world of photography. I grew up with a brownie box camera, then started with film and darkroom BW processing, later the introduction of colour processing, but all this required a specific set of skills.

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Not been able to view your image until much later, left most photographers on edge until the film was processed and one could see the image.

Today photographers are able to shoot any image, and if not correct shoot it again and just delete the problem images. In most cases the knowledge required to control your camera is not required, as technology will do it for you. Takes the fun out - don't you think.

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But, let me tell you more about myself.

I have worked in commercial and  wedding photography , but 9 years ago started doing some wildlife photography and this has become the mainstay of my photography

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 I have 3 Professional Camera bodies, Nikon D4S, Nikon D810 and Nikon D750.

One would ask why 3 bodies, if we take wildlife photography, things happen so fast, you do not have time to change  lenses, so each body would have a different focal length lens on it.

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I also do Video, using a Sony 2000 and Z7 Professional cameras. One could use any of the above Nikon camera's, however fast focusing is still is a problem with DSLR camera's

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