Saturday, September 20, 2008

tips on digital nature photography

Tips on Digital Nature PhotographyWriten by Low Jeremy

It is always great to one with nature. Taking a hike through the woods or camping out near the lake can do this as a way to relax from the complexities of work or school.

The sunrise or sunset out in the countryside is immeasurable than it is seen in the city. Maybe its the mountains or the trees that make the difference and people who want to capture the moment should have a digital camera along so a picture can be taken.

Here are some tips to be able to take those great pictures in the wild.

1. The digital camera comes with a zoom lens. If the person sees a deer or some other animal, it is best to use this feature because going too close can scare the creature away and the perfect shot.

2. Still shots are great but this could be better when the person is able to get multiple shots of the animals when it is moving. This can be done by catching it on video or snapping it fast especially if the unit comes with a fast shutter speed.

3. Hunting takes a bit of patience before the person is able to shoot at a target. The same thing is done when taking a picture so the individual must find a nice spot, remain hidden and just wait for animal to pass by.

4. The person must never use flash when taking pictures of the animals. This will startle it and make it run away enabling the individual to only have one shot making it impossible to do again.

5. Some people think that giving the animal food to get a better shot is a good idea. This should never be done because these creatures may attack. The person may have seen this on television captured on an amateur video at the zoo, which could be much worse, should this happen in the wild.

Shooting the animal with a digital camera can happen if the proper steps are taken. This includes doing it at different angles, doing it quietly, exercising patience and without flash.

Any digital camera will work to get this done. Those who want to buy a high tech free version are free to do so.

The person will have to practice often to get the hang of things to make this hobby into an art form. After all, it is only through practice and experience that lectures on photography especially about nature can be mastered.

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