Digital Camera World - UK (2020-03)

http://www.digitalcameraworld.com MARCH 2020 DIGITAL CAMERA^45

GET LOW AND TAKE THE SHOT

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The best photos are rarely taken at head-height. Take on

a new perspective by crouching down or laying prone on

the ground to a get a lower angle. Bring a bin-liner you can

place on the ground so you don’t get your clothes muddy!

DAN’S THREE TOP TIPS FOR

BETTER WILDLIFE PHOTOS

IMPROVE EVERY YEAR

It’s worth going out to shoot

deer every year in autumn

and winter. There’s no

better feeling than seeing

the progress you’ve made

when you look at old pics.

UNDERSTAND YOUR KIT

Use your camera regularly

so you know it inside out.

This will really help you

get the shot when split-

second timing is essential.

GET THE RIGHT MOMENT

Rather than rattling off

shots, wait until your subject

is doing something. With

deer, this could be barking,

exhaling a breath on a frosty

morning or being in the

middle of a rut.

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Alistair Campbell