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Second to actually pressing the shutter and making the image, printing my best photos is one of my favourite things to do. At the beginning of a new year what better way to print photos than by making a wildlife photography calendar of you best images.

In this post I’ll walk you through how I printed a photo calendar of my favourite wildlife images of 2023 using Saal Digital.

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Paul Nicklen’s Masters of Photography Course is a comprehensive online program designed to cater to photographers of all levels. Spanning multiple modules, the course delves into various photography techniques, including wildlife, landscape, underwater, and environmental photography. With its flexible learning format, participants can access the course material at their own pace and convenience, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced photographers seeking to elevate their craft.

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I’d heard a lot about how close you can get to puffins on Lunga, one of the Treshinsh islands west of Mull. So during on a camper van trip to the Isle of Mull early summer 2023, I was beyond excited to finally take a trip to this mythical island.

In May 2023, I took a holiday with Alex and Brew dog to the Isle of Mull. Obviously I couldn’t leave my camera behind and every opportunity I got I snuck away for a little bit of photography. This means my photography was limited to what was near our camper van, but on the spectacular beaches that we stayed at there was always something to photograph!

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We can spend so much money the newest and fanciest gear these days, but do we need it? Can we still create great images with budget gear? I’m a big believer that the photography gear we use is a tool and most of the great images we produce comes more from using our knowledge of composition, light and animal behaviour.

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Black Grouse are stunning, secretive birds with a thrilling courtship display. Extremely sensitive to disturbance, it can be a challenge to photograph them, but with the right set up, it’s an unforgettable experience.

A fantastic trip to Dovre in January 2023 where I was joined by Gunnar Dresler, Oddbjørn Austevik and Trond Westby to photograph the muskox in the snow. A cabin trip with good company and 3 days of wildlife photography, I can’t think of a better way to kick off the year!

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The Journal of Wildlife Photography is a membership-based publication that offers a wealth of benefits for wildlife photographers of all skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, a membership to The Journal of Wildlife Photography can help you improve your skills, stay up-to-date on the latest trends and techniques, and connect with other like-minded individuals.

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One of my favourite things to do at the end of the year is to go through my Lightroom collection and pick out my favourite images of the year. I started doing this in 2020 and settled on 21 photos, so now that’s been my standard number of images I pick out each year. I use b-roll I’ve captured through the year and make a video set to music with no talking.

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