How to photograph Red Kites at Gigrin Farm Part 1

Published 2023-06-11
Title: How to Photograph Red Kites at Gigrin Farm | Ultimate Guide

Description:
Join Pops and Me on our ultimate guide on capturing breathtaking photographs of Red Kites at Gigrin Farm! In this video, we will take you on an exciting journey through the enchanting world of these majestic birds of prey, while providing you with valuable tips and techniques to elevate your wildlife photography skills.

Join us as we venture into the picturesque landscapes of Gigrin Farm, a renowned location in Wales, where hundreds of Red Kites gracefully soar through the skies. With its stunning scenery and abundant wildlife, Gigrin Farm offers a perfect opportunity to witness these incredible creatures up close and personal.

Pops and me will share with you how we capture the perfect shot of these magnificent raptors. Learn about the ideal camera equipment, lenses, and settings to use, ensuring you are well-prepared to capture stunning, high-quality images.

Discover the best vantage points and angles to photograph the Red Kites as they swoop and glide through the air, showcasing their impressive aerial acrobatics. Pops and me will also provide insights into the behavior and flight patterns of these birds, allowing you to anticipate and capture their most captivating moments.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced wildlife photographer, this video is designed to inspire and educate, equipping you with the necessary knowledge and skills to successfully photograph Red Kites at Gigrin Farm. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness the beauty of these magnificent birds and capture stunning images that will leave a lasting impact.

Subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to stay tuned for more exciting wildlife photography tutorials and tips. Get ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure, as we guide you through the exhilarating world of Red Kite photography at Gigrin Farm!

Keywords: Red Kites, Gigrin Farm, wildlife photography, capturing wildlife, nature photography, bird photography, photography tips, camera settings, post-processing techniques.

All Comments (21)
  • Awesome, likewise Pt.2, thanks! I hope to visit the place later this year.
  • @user-markparker
    Great video lads. I used the same hide a while ago & the guy asked me if I wanted any food put close to the hide & quite foolishly said yes! The result was I had the same problem as you as most of the dives started behind the hide so by the time you saw them they were taking off away from you. Nevertheless, a fantastic experience as this hide gets you so close to the action. Looking forward to part 2 👍
  • What a incredible experience to see the red kite ever mind photographing them
  • Fantastic stuff Dan & Stu! Tricky tricky birds to capture diving, I was as you said in this vlog ‘completely overwhelmed by the experience’ the first time I visited a Red Kite feeding station (Not Gigrin Farm, but another one in Wales). I had only had my first proper DSLR a few weeks back then, & I sure found it difficult getting decent shots of them as they dived for food. I was guilty of switching targets, letting the frustration get the better of me; & not having the patience to stay focused on tracking one bird & sticking with it - so for anyone else that reads this; heed Dan’s advice & stick to tracking one bird & keep following it. There’s usually a pattern to their behaviour & they will usually (but not always) follow an arc, and then take a dive for the food. Some fantastic footage & stills as always chaps - love some of the shapes you both captured of the birds too. Cracking stuff guys 👌👏👏👏 Roll on part 2 👍 Best, Nick
  • @Capcity44
    This was a wonderful adventure, it’s always great to see the two of you out getting great shots.
  • Another great video Dan. I had the pleasure of meeting Pops earlier inthe week on dove had a great chat, great bloke.
  • Great video Dan , and advice. I’m going to the one in Dumfries in September 👍
  • Another great video Dan and another one for our bucket list to do. Looking forward to part 2.
  • @sinetwo
    Went there recently, it's almost too easy to get good shots there! My tip is to look at behaviour, and focus on one bird and predict behaviours.
  • @deolimjo
    amazing photos, thanks for sharing
  • Great vlog Dan just subbed will look at your other stuff, I have been there a few years ago before I brought a decent camera a re- visit is on the cards.
  • Great video as always Dan. I defo agree with pops about the challenge of that ground hide with them coming from behind. Defo found it easier in the Tower so best of luck. 😃
  • Lovely video Dan as per usual, this place is been on my bucket list to go to! I’ve just done the river Gwash trout farm near Rutland water with the ospreys, one one of the sessions I had a lovely encounter with a red Kite coming down for the trout! If you haven’t been there I can thoroughly recommend it!!