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Digital Photography Tips for Bird Enthusiasts , Getting Close to Your Subject

 
Digital Photography Tips for Bird Enthusiasts , Getting Close to Your Subject
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Often nervous creatures, birds can be exceedingly difficult to photograph. Birdwatchers, or birders, usually have a good approach for getting close to their subjects without causing any disturbance.

 

Often nervous creatures, birds can be exceedingly difficult to photograph. Birdwatchers, or birders, usually have a good approach for getting close to their subjects without causing any disturbance.

Birding

Some birders may wish to use a scope in addition to their cameras so they can get closer shots. Without the scope, one must get fairly close to the subject to ensure clear, crisp photographs. For many birders, "stalking" the birds can be a tricky task. Below are some tips on stalking birds for digital photography opportunities.

 

Birding - Stalking birds

Birding - Stalking birds

 

Tips for Stealthily Stalking Birds:

 

1. Prepare your digital camera and all its accessories before getting too close to your subject. If you want to use a certain lens, be sure that you've already attached it prior to approaching your bird of choice. Also check your battery.

2. Make slow movements and be as quiet as possible.

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