Week 2 Photo Diary - pro wildlife photographer shows latest work - hares, deer and orchids
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Alright here's week2 of our Weekly Photo Diary, with some superb roe deer, hares and some surprising macro. Check it out, all taken within 7 days of the video being recorded.
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Great photos! I specially liked the one featuring the condor.
Splendid work!
Glad you liked it!
What an outstanding image of the hare. I love to try and photograph them but at 69 and suffering chronic pain every day I am unable to get those sort of low down shots, but now and then I get a good one (for me!), so I can imagine how you felt when you got this beautiful image that you have shared with us. Always enjoy your videos and look forward to the next!
you could try using a monopod and having the camera on the end of it, turn up the screen so you can see it. It's what I do in Africa!
@@WildmanrouseThank you for the useful tip, very kind of you, and I appreciate it.