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Wildlife Photography and Life Lessons on the Open Road | National Geographic
Wildlife Photography and Life Lessons on the Open Road | National Geographic
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0:01
What are you looking forward to most?
0:05
The Kites.
0:06
I want to get the nicest shot of a kite i have ever made.
0:09
Okay
0:15
You got everything?
0:16
I’ve got my camera lenses so should be good
0:18
Cool. Let’s get going.
0:20
I am looking forward
0:21
to going out to the countryside
0:24
a bit of peace and a little less chaos.
0:28
My work has always seen me
0:29
jetting around the world.
0:31
But when I'm home, lifes admin takes over
0:33
and I want to show my son Arthur
0:35
the adventurous side
0:36
of being a wildlife photographer
0:38
even if it's just for a weekend.
0:40
I bet you’ve got some shot
0:42
that your’re completely obsessed with in your head.
0:44
Of course I do.
0:45
And you’re going to doggedly pursue that aren’t you?
0:47
Until you’ve got it.
0:48
Yeah.
0:49
If you go out
0:49
completely fixated on getting one shot
0:52
You then sort of miss the whole
0:54
of why you’re out in the first place.
0:56
Enjoy the process of doing it
0:59
and being there as much
1:00
as this goal that you're chasing.
1:07
Studying wildlife photography himself
1:09
There's a lot I can bestow on Arthur.
1:11
Like the importance of just letting go
1:13
and having fun with it all.
1:15
This is our chance to disconnect
1:17
to escape into nature and have a laugh.
1:20
I just love that the mid-Wales countryside
1:24
You know, the Brecon Beacons all the way up
1:26
through into the reservoir.
1:27
It's just stunning.
1:31
I don’t think I’ve ever photographed a Red Kite.
1:33
So I think this little
1:34
road trip of ours
1:36
is going to be good fun.
1:38
It's going to be great fun.
1:57
You go on the long lens
2:00
I’ll take the small one for the moment.
2:03
What just because it’s lighter?
2:04
Yeah Yeah
2:05
Exactly
2:05
You've got your camera.
2:06
Yeah.
2:07
All right, let's go.
2:15
If you try and focus in on one image
2:19
you've got in your head
2:20
and then just, like, pursue that
2:22
rather than just scatter gunning it,
2:24
you tend to end up with something
2:26
better than just a shot of a flying bird.
2:30
Have you got a thing in your mind
2:31
you're trying to do?
2:33
I want to get a story.
2:35
I want to get a scene, a scene of them
2:36
fighting or swooping.
2:39
I like to follow one bird around and see kind of
2:42
where it goes, what it does
2:43
the story it's going to tell, you know.
2:48
Well you know what?
2:49
Even though it's cold and grey
2:52
we’ll remember this next week.
2:55
But we won't remember the other days
2:56
because we sat looking at our screens didn’t we.
3:02
That must have been heaven for you
3:03
because you love shooting birds of prey.
3:04
Beautiful.
3:09
How many pictures do you think you shot?
3:11
At least 5000.
3:14
Did you get one you’re happy with?
3:15
Yeah, I think I got a few.
3:19
One thing you've got to look forward to is
3:23
I think this extraordinary
3:25
life of adventure
3:27
and inquisitiveness
3:28
at seeing a world like that
3:30
but never do what I did
3:31
which is turn it into
3:32
an extractive thing
3:34
where life's about taking
3:36
It's like seeing something amazing
3:37
And it's always about what can you get from it.
3:39
Just enjoy like now what we're doing now.
3:42
Being in the moment isn’t it.
3:43
Exactly
3:46
We've got the shots
3:48
but we've enjoyed the experience too.
3:50
I think that's what matters the most.
3:56
Can I drive?
3:57
Yeah go on then.
