Animals
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TravelDudes
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Q2 via @hendrikmorkel:
What are your tips for photographing wild animals on your trips? #TTOT
TravelDudes
A2: Take dozens of photos and usually there is one which is good then. or stands out for another reason. 😉 #TTOT https://t.co/6LYZPkKzLe
tangenghui
A2. Tips for photographing wild animals on your trips
-Bring a long telephoto lens e.g. 70-200mm, 300mm and above
-Research and learn more about the animals that u are photographing
-Maintain a safety dist away from wild animals
-Take only photos, leave only footprints
#TTOT
tangenghui
RT @TravelDudes: A2: Take dozens of photos and usually there is one which is good then. or stands out for another reason. 😉 #TTOT https:/…
Polymathically
replying to @SonjaSwissLife @SonjaSwissLife @hendrikmorkel A2: Be patient/quiet. It'll be easier to take photos if you don't scare them away. Keep your eyes and ears open; look and listen for movement, and have your camera ready. You may only have half a second. Respect their space; getting too close can get you killed. #TTOT
wheresshellyii
A2: Use a high speed shutter and a short exposure (1200-1600th/s) for moving animals/birds to freeze the action #ttot
TravelDudes
RT @tangenghui: A2. Tips for photographing wild animals on your trips
-Bring a long telephoto lens e.g. 70-200mm, 300mm and above
-Research…
TravelDudes
RT @Polymathically: @SonjaSwissLife @hendrikmorkel A2: Be patient/quiet. It'll be easier to take photos if you don't scare them away. Keep…
TravelDudes
RT @wheresshellyii: A2: Use a high speed shutter and a short exposure (1200-1600th/s) for moving animals/birds to freeze the action #ttot h…
ChasingRonin
A2: Zoom lens and try not to disturb the animal so you can capture some natural behaviour. #ttot
tangenghui
RT @wheresshellyii: A2: Use a high speed shutter and a short exposure (1200-1600th/s) for moving animals/birds to freeze the action #ttot h…
tangenghui
RT @Polymathically: @SonjaSwissLife @hendrikmorkel A2: Be patient/quiet. It'll be easier to take photos if you don't scare them away. Keep…
MoJamesApted
RT @tangenghui: A2. Tips for photographing wild animals on your trips
-Bring a long telephoto lens e.g. 70-200mm, 300mm and above
-Research…
wheresshellyii
A2: Watch the animals and you'll learn that you can sometimes predict their behaviour. This duck would always stoop its neck first which let me get ready for a cool wing flap #ttot
tangenghui
RT @wheresshellyii: A2: Watch the animals and you'll learn that you can sometimes predict their behaviour. This duck would always stoop its…
TravelDudes
RT @wheresshellyii: A2: Watch the animals and you'll learn that you can sometimes predict their behaviour. This duck would always stoop its…