Wildlife Photographer
A Course in Creative Photography

An inspiration for photographers who aspire to capture stunning nature pictures.

A delight not only for those who aspire to take such photographs, but also for those who admire wildlife photography.

This photography course breaks the mould of others by abandoning the manual format of tables and charts. All the techie information is still there, but delivered in a more organic and conversational style, with discussion about the contexts that photography comes from and exists within. The author is an experienced professional photographer of wildlife, and he distils knowledge and wisdom accrued over the years into a progressive portfolio.

The first British winner of the European Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award, and the principle photographer on Birds Britannica, engagingly discusses some of his best pictures. Some of them are truly awe-inspiring.

Gomersall's advice is straightforward, genuinely helpful and his images are excellent examples of the genre.

Stuffed with many of Chris's best photos, but that's not the reason to buy it. Chris has imparted many of his secrets and does his best to guide the reader in the skills needed to take the best photos.

For anyone who cares about their photography and where this funny old business is heading, I'd offer only one piece of advice: Buy this book. It captures the essence of wildlife photography in 2012 better than anything I've read before.

Will serve as an inspiration to relative newcomers to the field of wildlife photography, as well as to more accomplished photographers who may be technically proficient but who are looking to extend their creativity. 'Wildlife Photographer' offers fresh approaches from one of the masters in the field.

Crammed full of tips and tricks on capturing all creatures great and small.

A must-have book for wildlife photographers.

Celebrates the democratisation of the genre thanks to digital technologies but makes a plea for more inspiration, more artfulness and a greater sensitivity to nature's aesthetic sensibilities.

A must for any photographer who aspires to do better than that out-of-focus shot of a red squirrel running away from the camera.

Picture Book Choice: The photos in Chris Gomersall's new book inspire by example. His beautiful images are presented in thematic chapters, offering more food for thought than a mere how-to guide.

A superb book with a multitude of examples and explanatory photographs… Informative and motivating.

The photographs are fantastically inspiring and the writing equally absorbing… This passing of the torch is ultimately rewarding for both the newcomer and the veteran looking for a creative edge.