We asked Tim if he had any tips for budding wildlife photographers. "I always emphasise that you should use [your equipment] to facilitate the idea," Tim says. "The danger of course, is to impose the technology first and then think of the idea second. I think it’s very important to not let the technology dominate. What is the experience that you’re trying to achieve? What are you trying to evoke? What ideas do you hope to come through from it? One you've decided this, then pick the tool to help you facilitate the idea.” © Tim Flach photography
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