To begin the process of starting wildlife photography, you can begin with smaller animals. Learning how to take photos of small animals is good practice if it is shooting amphibians or shooting dragonflyers does not matter, whatever crosses your lens can help! So local wildlife photography is good for the environment and your budget and helps you to become a better at photography or a better photographer where you are.
In this video we are going to talk a bit about how to take photos of small animals, and a bit about the life of the toads to catch up from my first MARKA video.
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Always remember to take care of vulnerable environments, always act carefully and considered.
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Hei! My name is Gunnar and I am a young photographer interested in catching the right moments. This channel might be first and foremost about me being outside getting the shot if possible, but I am also a portrait and wedding photographer in the making. As usual in this business, I would never consider myself a full professional since we are all learning something new at all times. I hope you enjoy my small videos, or maybe even the longer ones. Glad that you have some time to spend it on my channel!
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