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📷 66,8MP e fino a 30 fotogrammi al secondo. Chi mi 📷 66,8MP e fino a 30 fotogrammi al secondo.
Chi mi conosce sa quanto abbia sempre apprezzato l'alta risoluzione della serie R di Sony. Non amo croppare ma amo sapere di poterlo fare senza rinunciare alla qualità. E con la nuova Sony α7R VI il margine è davvero impressionante: nel video potete vedere fin dove mi sono spinto partendo dal file originale.

Ma i megapixel sono solo una parte della storia.

⚡ Autofocus, pre-scatto, nuova batteria e soprattutto la velocità del nuovo sensore fully stacked. Su alcune di queste cose ho già parecchio da dire ma per questo primo capitolo lascio che siano le immagini a parlare.

🌍🐦 Buona vita ai giovani gruccioni che ho avuto la fortuna di fotografare. Il viaggio è appena iniziato.

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#BeeEater #WildlifePhotography #SonyAlpha #AlphaUniverse #A7RVI
The horns of an Alpine ibex preserve part of its l The horns of an Alpine ibex preserve part of its life story. 🐐✨ Each growth ring marks a year of life, while the distance between successive rings records the horn’s annual growth, influenced by the animal’s physical condition and the environment in which it lived. 

⛰️ Yesterday, among the rocks of the Dolomites, I was fortunate enough to find this horn sheath, still largely intact.
Discoveries like this are part of what makes every walk in the wild such a deeply moving experience. 🍃🫶🏼

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#AlpineIbex #CapraIbex #Dolomites #Wildlife #NatureDocumentary
Not every day in nature calls for a backpack full Not every day in nature calls for a backpack full of gear.
Sometimes, all you need is a camera that's always ready. 📷✨ One you can pull out of your backpack in an instant and be ready to shoot.

That was my first impression of the new Sony RX10 V after spending some time with it.

I don't see it as a replacement for my main camera system, but as a travel companion. The camera you choose when you want to travel light, without the extra bulk, and be ready for every opportunity.

Whether you're on a journey, out on a hike, or simply spending a sunday in your favourite place. ☀️

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*Everything you see in this Reel, both photos and video, was captured with the new Sony RX10 V.

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#sonyRX10v
🐾🎀🍼 A new arrival at Wild Dolomiti HQ! Name sugges 🐾🎀🍼 A new arrival at Wild Dolomiti HQ!
Name suggestions are welcome... but don't let her get too many likes. I'm already jealous.. 😂

🫠 Already in love!

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#animalslovers #cutecats #littlelion #felinelove #animalphoto
☀️🌲🐻 A few first moments from this weekend! A six ☀️🌲🐻 A few first moments from this weekend!

A six-year-old female brown bear that has already raised several litters, and her four-month-old cub, a fox, and a few quiet encounters from the forests of Croatia.

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#brownbear #bearcub #naturephotography #wild #hidephotography
A red deer hind with four young: a rare sight in t A red deer hind with four young: a rare sight in the heart of the Cansiglio forest. 🌲
A sight I had never witnessed before.

A habitat that still offers shelter, silence and space for wildlife. 🐾✨

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#cansiglio #forest #wildlife_captures #fawn #deer
"Lake" 🏞️✨ Some of its stories are easy to see. Ot "Lake" 🏞️✨
Some of its stories are easy to see.
Others are hidden in the smallest details.

Among them is a behaviour that has fascinated scientists for decades: great crested grebes feeding feathers to their chicks. 💭 

It may seem unusual, but both adults and chicks regularly ingest feathers. They are thought to aid digestion and contribute to the formation of pellets that trap indigestible material such as fish bones. 🪶🫶🏼

Around them, life on the lake continues.

Nests are guarded, chicks are raised, herons return to their colonies, and another day unfolds on the water.

A reminder that even the most familiar places can still surprise us. 🍃☀️

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#mountainlake #birdwatching_wildlife #wildita #greatcrestedgrebe #ornitology
📷 Why do we photograph wildlife? I asked this ques 📷 Why do we photograph wildlife?
I asked this question a few weeks ago, but not many answers came in..

Personally, I believe wildlife photography did not emerge simply to "take beautiful pictures of animals." From its very beginnings, it has served some very specific purposes:

1 🌍 Documenting the natural world.
In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, photography made it possible for the first time to show wild animals in their natural habitats. Images by pioneers such as George Shiras, published by National Geographic in 1906, helped change the way people viewed wildlife.

2 👀 Bringing people closer to a natural world they may never experience.
Photography allows us to observe places and species that many people will never encounter in person, making it a powerful tool for both understanding and connection.

3 🍃 Supporting conservation.
Today, this is probably one of its most important roles. Wildlife photography can inspire people to protect wildlife and help raise awareness. Many modern conservation efforts have been supported by the power of compelling images.

In a single sentence:
Wildlife photography exists to reveal what most people will never have the opportunity to see, create a connection with the natural world, and transform that connection into awareness and conservation.

It is interesting to note that this vision is far more closely linked to education and conservation than to the artistic or technical aspects of photography itself. Aesthetics matter, but they are a means, not the end.

So why do you photograph wildlife? 🐾✨

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#wildlifephotography #nature #wildlife_vision #planetearth #natgeowildlife
JUNE. ☀️⛰️ Two very different experiences, united JUNE. ☀️⛰️ Two very different experiences, united by the same idea of wildlife photography: observe, understand, and tell stories.

🐻 Bears Tour - Croatia | June 20–21
The forest is entering one of its most fascinating moments. In recent weeks, the first cubs of the year have been observed—small explorers beginning to follow the females as they move through their territory.

In nature, there are no certainties, but this is undoubtedly one of the most interesting periods to experience encounters with the brown bear and, with a bit of luck, to document through photography its first months of life.

🇮🇹 🇬🇧 Available in Italian and English
⚠️ 2 places available

🦅 Griffon Vultures - Beyond the Shot | June 26–27–28
The mornings will be dedicated to photographing the griffon vulture and other birds of prey that inhabit these mountains, focusing on behaviour, light, and image composition.

The afternoons will be entirely devoted to post-production: a practical journey to refine technique and personal visual language. Not a standardised editing approach, but a process designed to develop individual style and strengthen photographic vision.

🇮🇹 Italian only
⚠️ Last place available

📷 During the workshops it will also be possible to test Sony camera bodies and lenses free of charge. Get in touch to take advantage of this opportunity.

✉️ infotour@simonedapra.it
🐾 All workshops → link in bio 🍃

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#wildtour #natura #brownbear #griffonvulture #wildphoto
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