Wildlife Photography: How To Find Wildlife to Photograph (UK)
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Wildlife Photography: How to find wildlife to photograph. I made this video in response to a number of subscribers who asked me this question. I’ve split the video into 3 types of locations where you can photograph wildlife, with tips on each one. Above all, you need to learn about different habitats and what can be found there; learn about animal behaviour – and learn to spot the signs that are left behind. Think out of the box too, such as large gatherings and roosting sites. It’s all a case of learning and getting out there – and taking your binoculars with you!
Equipment: Canon 1DX Mark i, Canon 400mm f/5.6 lens
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Forgiven Fate by Dan Lebowitz
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