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RE: WILD ANIMALS TODAY - ENJOYING MY LAST DAYS WITH MY CAMERA
Gosh!!!!! You are a very smart photographer!!!!! Love your work! I mean how do you take such closer captures of the animals without driving them away?Is it a some sort of art or a technique?
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To get a shot like this:
Sometimes you have to do this:
Here is a how to video:
Oh thank you. I will look into it.Thanks a lot
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I haven't been able to watch this with sound yet, but that is crazy how you handled that snake! One thing I don't miss about the foothills of California are the rattlesnakes! Looking forward to seeing what you'll be doing with your new camera!
California rattlesnakes sound so nice! Hopefully one day I can check them out.
I think they're amazing creatures, but we had a neighbor who was a very experienced outdoorsman and he literally stepped out his door one day and the rattler was right there-struck him twice before he could react. He spent 3 days in the hospital. I have a healthy respect for that kind of power.
wow!!!!
Yu weren't scared!!!
Your really a talented photographer !!!!
Going that close to a snake...
very cool!
Let me reserve my words and just say
NEVER DIE WITH OUT SUCH A CAMERA
Oh Wow! Your confidence and composure around these creatures is really amazing! To even try to change the location and stage the shot a bit, is incredible...I swear I almost dropped my plate of food when the snake eluded your first attempt to pick it up...that's how scared I was. Did I hear you say 'chicken'? lol
This shot with the snake needs a brave heart like yours to take, well i guess you enjoyed
scared ))
No! Please stop!!! AHHH!!! O.o Try photographing through binoculars!!! I explain it all here!!!
https://steemit.com/photography/@katysavage/binocular-photography
WTF?!? Plus you look like the crocodile hunter! 😂 😂 😂