For day 7 of #30DaysWild I decided to spend a couple of hours practising my stealth tactics during a walk along the coastal path from Penarth to Lavernock. Sometimes I photograph wildlife with my DSLR camera but I also have a point-and-shoot camera with a macro feature that is good for capturing close-up detail. The only trouble is that you need to get the camera as close as possible to your subject – and I am talking close – no more than a couple of inches away. As you might imagine, this tends to freak out and frighten off a lot of creatures, but I find that if I approach slowly, watch the light and shadow, make no noise, then I can often get very close. Here are the ones I didn’t freak out or frighten off today. I think I did quite well.
Practising stealth
07 Thursday Jun 2018
Posted insects, nature, nature photography
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I usually carry a compact ( Sony RX100 III) in my bag when out photographing birds. It can be very useful for macro or landscape.
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Me too, always two cameras, one for the birds, one for the rest.
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