The shadow ban is still an ongoing issue and hard discussed subject on Instagram. As I was a victim myself, I thought it might be a good idea to share my experience. I will explain what the shadowban actually is, how you can detect it and what you can do yourself to overcome it.
It’s been a while since our last blog post as we were pretty busy writing on our research proposal for our Bachelor thesis. But eventually we found the time to share a new blog post with you. And it is even a new theme!
With this post we introduce our theme “Have you heard of…?”. With this theme we want to introduce organizations or people that we find interesting or worked with and that we think are worth knowing of. Most likely this organization/person will have to do something with wildlife/nature conservation. We will start with Animal 360, enjoy!
The most horrible sentence a photographer encounters way too often is: “Oh wow, that’s an epic shot, you must have a good camera!”. It is not, simply not, just about the camera. A decent picture is about so much more. It is planning a shot, finding a spot, be there when the light is perfect, compose the shot, find the right settings and eventually edit it the way you perceived it. One single picture can actually take quite a lot of time! In the end everyone is taking pictures in a different way. Read this post to get to know my way of taking epic landscape pictures!
Last week we wrote a blog post about Anskars bucket list. Today, the second part goes online. This time Lea will present her goals and wishes for 2018.
It took us a while to find a nice idea for the next blog entry. Finally, we decided to write something about our goals in 2018 in the form of a bucket list. This way you will get to know us a bit better and who knows, maybe the one or other shares similar goals and we can meet up! We will start with Anskars bucket list and Leas will come up next week!
Since we often get asked what Wildlife Management actually is we thought it might be a good idea to properly explain what it is, why we do it and what it is important for before starting any wildlife related blog posts. The study we do is a 4 years bachelor course in Leeuwarden the Netherlands with a huge amount of practical work and a variety of modules concerning wildlife conservation.
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