BBC Launched Two New Wildlife Photography Shows

The two new BBC shows will showcase six up-and-coming wildlife photographers from around the globe. Two episodes will be shown per week in each show. Both shows are available for free on BBC’s YouTube channels. I will embed the episodes as they are released on the channels.

I haven’t dabbled much in wildlife photography yet. While out on hikes, I found it interesting to capture critters I encountered along the way. In the future I want to be more intentional about wildlife photography, especially with my new gear and the amazing eye-detect autofocus. I am curious to learn from these photographers to get better ideas on how to approach this genre. Lately I got a lot more interested in birding as well. 

In Search of Nature

This show on BBC Earth Explore will show different landscapes and wildlife through the eyes of photographers around the globe. Learn more about what makes each place special and get to know the photographer.

Framed in Nature

Framed in Nature is the companion show to In Search of Nature and is hosted on the BBC Earth channel. In each episode you will learn more about the technical aspects like camera gear, settings and editing techniques of the photographer.

Conclusion

As of the release of this post, there are two episodes available of each of the wildlife photography shows and they are so worth watching. Unfortunately, each episode is only around 6-7 minutes. Very short. I would like to see longer in-depth episodes on both channels. 

Have you watched any of the episodes yet? What are your thoughts?

[Post Image courtesy of BBC Earth YouTube Channel]