Travel Photography 3rd edition

Photographing wildlife

The most important criteria for success in this highly specialised genre are being in the right place at the right time and having the right equipment. You also need prior research, luck and commonsense.

It can be difficult for amateurs to find the time and resources to get into the locations where most professional shots are taken. However, there are plenty of ways to obtain memorable shots, starting with zoos and wildlife parks, which are readily accessible to the public.

The equipment you need will vary but one thing you’re likely to require is a

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