A trip out

[Inkblots]

Ok so with my new lens i purchased yesterday ive decided im gonna take a trip up to the local wild life centre, to see what the deal is.

Ive thought about getting into wildlife tog since i got my camera but could never get close enough to a blackbird in the garden, never mind anything else.

So with my new zoom reach i opt to try it out.

But before i go is there any tips i should know before photographing birds/occasional sheep.

Pics will be up later today.

 

[photomad]

hey there i have not really ventured with wildlife.

but be careful of sheep they can be nasty litle critters

 

[Jimmy_Lemon]

With birds you need a fast shutter speed! they bugger off as soon as you point a camera at them

 

[Ewan]

If the shutter speeds are too low, don't be afraid to raise the ISO. It's better to have a noisy shot than a blurred one. Also, if you've got a big card - use it! Don't stop taking photos just because you think you've already got the perfect one - you never know what could be wrong with it when you get it home.

Good luck

 

[Inkblots]

I got some shots and thought it would be better posting the photos in the animals and nature area.

Rather than get wrong for havin em in here!