William Huyler, Environmentalist and Photographer, Launches New Nature Photography Blog Website
Industry: Advertising & Marketing
Expert wildlife photographer William Huyler recently launched a new blog website filled with nature photography tips and the latest environmental insights.
Kennett Square, PA (PRUnderground) June 29th, 2021
Individuals who wish to hone their nature photography skills in Summer 2021 can now take advantage of a new blog site by photography expert and environmentalist William Huyler.
The blog website can be found at www.williamhuylermedia.com. The site offers a rundown on the top tips for mastering the science and art of wildlife photography. However, it also offers a close look at today’s most relevant environmental topics and how they impact the work of wildlife photographers.
For instance, on the website, readers can discover the top tips for excelling in the area of composition, which drastically affects the impact of any given photo. For instance, photographers will learn about the importance of bringing out a subject’s details and qualities by emphasizing its unique texture. This can easily be done by placing subjects against backgrounds that have contrasting textures, according to Huyler.
Readers will also learn how to experiment with a variety of angles to create content and meaning in a photo by giving subjects added dimension. For instance, Huyler explains on the site that when cameras are angled higher than their subjects’ heads, the subjects will appear smaller. Meanwhile, when cameras are placed at lower angles, this makes the subjects appear more massive.
Visitors to the website will furthermore learn how pollution stemming from the use of fossil fuels is making it more difficult for solar rays to bounce back to space, thus causing global temperatures to rise. Unfortunately, this is taking a toll on the planet’s polar caps, causing them to melt and, in turn, leading to a rise in the sea level. This means more coastal areas are losing ground to water, according to Huyler. Huyler said his hope is that more nature photographers will understand the threat of climate change and use their craft to strongly promote efforts to tackle it in the years to come.
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