Tips Wildlife Photography

Wildlife Photography Tips

If you are someone who likes challenges and likes adventure, wildlife photography might be something you like. Because this type of photography requires more courage and is very careful. But you also need to know some tips that you need to prepare beforehand...

1. Physical preparation

You need to prepare your physical condition because you have to be able to face tough terrain and extreme and unpredictable weather when shooting.

2. Have strong instincts

You need to have strong instincts so you can see the right moment, for example when an animal is stalking its prey, or when fighting over prey. You can also capture daily events that occur or the surrounding natural conditions and can see interesting objects.

3. Equipment preparation

You need to pay attention to preparing your equipment, especially cameras, lenses and tripods. Because the best moments in photography are very fast, only around 5 to 20 seconds. So you must always be ready.

4. Do research

It is recommended that you do research beforehand on the location so that you can find out the terrain and natural conditions as well as the characteristics of the animals in that place and you can prepare everything, including the photo concept you want.

5. Looking for a guide

You can ask for the help of an appropriate and supportive guide to make it easier for you at the location. You should prepare beforehand because it is important to get a guide who can help you and will explain more about the places you are going to. Apart from that, he can also help you determine the right location to photograph.

6. Learn disguise techniques

You can use disguise techniques to get closer to the animal you are aiming at. You should wear clothes that are green, brown or black, like the colors found in nature, so that animals are not disturbed by your presence. Or you can also crawl or hide in trees or bushes so that your target animal doesn't see it.

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