Falling in love with wildlife photography and African Safaris with David Harrison

David Harrison built a career as a commercial photographer — and is now steering the business towards his real passion: wildlife photography, sparked by a childhood trip to South Africa's Kruger Park.Marcus and Sam talk to David about what separates a good wildlife shot from a great one, and why safari photography rewards patience over planning more than almost any other genre.Why the photographers who win Wildlife Photographer of the Year spend far longer with their subjects than mostWhy working with what the wildlife actually does beats any shot listThe case for standing still and waiting rather than chasing the shotWhat it's really like on a safari vehicle at first light in AfricaHow David is folding a wildlife passion into an existing commercial photography businessProof that a genre shift doesn't have to mean starting over — sometimes it means finally chasing what you love.Wildlife and safari photography is a niche one — Small Studio Secrets: Master Backgrounds, Lighting & Lenses for Commercial Photography takes a similarly specific look at small-studio technique instead.