Thursday, October 6, 2016

Some tips on wildlife photography


Lately, I have become really interested in wildlife photography. Animals draw my attention more than landscapes. While reading an article by Melissa Groo, I learned several tips to improve my pictures of wildlife:
  • Wear quiet clothing
  • Wear camo gloves
  • Don't wear any reflective jewelry
  • Don't wear perfume or use scented detergent on your clothes
  • Remain in the shade as opposed to in the sun
  • Approach the animal from downwind
  • Move slowly
  • When the animal notices you, allow it to get used to you being there
  • When the animal drops its head, move towards it
  • When the animal raises its head, stop moving
  • Avoid eye contact
  • Approach the animal at an angle
  • Don't block the animal's escape route
This is just a brief summary of the tips that Melissa suggests, and I look forward to implementing them in the field.

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