Getting close to wildlife: walking on tippy-toes won't work, but these commonsense tricks of the trade might

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Patience is the greatest asset in nature photography, but some camouflage equipment and approach techniques will help in not frightening wildlife. Animals must be approached cautiously in slow steps and a circling pattern. A sound blimp should be used to reduce all camera equipment noise.

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The monster telephoto: how to select and deploy the quintessential tool of nature photography

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The telephoto lens is essential to wildlife photography, especially in remote areas where animals are sensitive to human presence. Tips on using this lens and adding a teleconverter to enhance reach are provided.

Photography of animals, Animal photography, Photography of birds, Zoom lenses, Bird photography

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Yes, wide-angle lenses are great for scenics, but don't forget their other forte: close-ups!

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A wide-angle lens can focus as close as eight inches. Close-up images provide a 'dramatic' effect because the lens distorts the subject's perspective. Illustrated examples of aperture photography are provided.

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