* Photographer's Favorite *
Mammals are
probably the most simple to spot due to their size. This does not
necessarily make them an easy subject in photography. To get an
amazing shot you have to have a combination of good light and a good
backdrop. The best pictures for mammals are the relatively close
subjects but not so close that you do not see their habitat.
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* Photographer's Favorite *
Birds are an
interesting subject. Birding takes a lot of patience and can
prove to be a disappointment at times. The bird in flight is my
favorite shot. The larger the bird the easier this type of
picture is to capture. Small birds tend to fly more erratically
which makes it more difficult. Perched subjects can also lead to
some great shots as well.
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Reptiles are
usually found in rocky areas and under objects. They can be hard
to locate and even more difficult to take photos of. They
typically move quickly unless they are found in cold weather.
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Unlike other
wildlife, arthropods are difficult to find due to their size; however,
once you find one, they are easy to photograph since most of them do
not move very quickly. They are found under objects most of the
time where there is no direct sunlight.
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