Photographing PUFFINS in Summer Rain | Skomer Island, Pembrokeshire

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Join Me on an unforgettable adventure to Skomer Island, a wildlife paradise off the coast of Pembrokshire in Wales, renowned for its incredible seabird colonies. In this video, I embark on a very wet journey to photograph one of the island's most iconic inhabitants: the Atlantic Puffin.
Discover the best spots for puffin photography, learn essential tips for capturing these delightful birds in their natural habitat in terrible conditions and experience the breathtaking landscapes of Skomer Island. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or a nature enthusiast, this video will hopefully inspire you to pack your camera and explore the beauty of Skomer Island.
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Camera Gear:
Nikon Z6ii
Nikon F mount 200-500mm
iFootage Cobra 3 Carbon
K&F Concept Multifunctional Large DSLR Camera Backpack for Outdoor Travel Photography 30*24*45cm
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10 сен 2024

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@cerealkiller4248 Месяц назад

I went a few years ago, great day out. The Puffins are walking past you on their way to their burrows. I took my Canon 100-400 V1 which struggled with the flying birds. I had left my 70-200/2.8 in the car, which in hindsight would have been a better choice. The Razerbillls/Guillimots were on the rocky ledges as the boat dropped us off. I did get a fledgling Little Owl sat up on a rock waiting to be fed, that was a bonus. We're actually on holiday in Pembrokeshire this week, I'm a short drive away so I may take the kids there for a visit. The rainy images were a nice change from the norm, well done for persevering and going anyway. It looks like it was quiet there.

@LewisRound Месяц назад

Yes a fantastic location and in my view the best place to photograph Puffins, The Razorbills and Guillemot have left the cliffs when I went unfortunately and apparently the Puffins have left by now but there may be some stragglers if you get lucky, ahh interesting to hear little Owl have been on there with the lack of trees, I've seen Short Eared Owl there before though. The 2.8 would be perfect for them in flight I may get one and visit again next year with one