|
 |
 |
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
Last Updated
03/31/2019
Sitemap
|
|||||||||
Detailed entries for one subject from the INDEX TO HOW TO DO IT INFORMATION. |
|||||||||
|
ANIMAL PHOTOGRAPHY x ZOO PHOTOGRAPHY xx ANIMAL xx LANDSCAPE & NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY Tips on how to photograph pets. How to build a photo blind for photographing birds and animals. How to photograph wildlife. Tips on the equipment and techniques that will help you get good pictures. Tips on photographing wildlife. Hints on how to photograph your pet. Capture them up close. Tips on taking candid photos of wildlife. Photographing wildlife at night. A simple trip wire (string) flashes your camera when an animal takes the bait. How to take perfect pictures of pets. Capturing wildlife on film. Photographer for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency shares his secrets of wildlife photography. A veteran Bronx Zoo photographer shares some of the shooting and lighting techniques used in his work. How to photograph dogs and kids. How to photograph backyard wildlife. Tips on how to lure birds and small animals with food and then how to get their picture, either with telephoto lens or using a camera and air-hose release on the shutter. How to build a floating photo blind to get close to water birds and animals. Frame is formed from conduit and covered with camouflage cloth, poultry netting, cattails and marsh grass. Blind sits on a plastic fisherman's float. National Geographic photographer tells how he films animals and insects. Super close. Diagrams illustrate where to locate flashgun when making close-up photos of insects and animals. Animal photos are best taken at a zoo. Some tips. How to become a part-time livestock-show photographer. How to build climbing and stationary perches for hunting or wildlife photography. Tips from a professional on how to photograph wildlife. Capture the animals on film. Tips on equipment and techniques for filming domestic animals. Tips for great zoo photographs. How to get natural results in the not-so-wild zoo. Observing the great life chain. Tips on visiting and photographing inside our national wildlife refuges. Capturing wildlife in photographs. Shooting tips that really work. Fakin' it at the zoo. How to take exciting animal photographs at the zoo using equipment you already have. How to take portraits of your pet. Tips on photographing cat close-ups. Zoofari. Techniques for taking good animal photographs at a zoo. Photographing wildlife. Tips on preparation, technique, and equipment. Beauty in the beasts. The secrets of successful dog and cat photography. Equine winners. Professional photographer shares his secrets for taking good photos of horses. Photographing zoological animals. Tips on equipment, traps to avoid, procedure, etc. Hunting wildlife with a camera. Tips on preparation, specialized equipment, and blinds. Cats only. Photographer who specializes in photographing cats shares her secrets to success. Tips on locating and photographing the Arctic Fox. Eyeballs. Equipment and techniques for photographing the wide range of eyes in the animal kingdom. Ten best national parks for nature and wildlife photography. Zoo photography. Super animal and wildlife portfolios are just waiting to be made. Nature photography. From hobby to career. Advice from the author of "The Professional Photographer's Guide to Shooting & Selling Nature and Wildlife Photos". Multiple-cat photography. Techniques for keeping two or more kittens occupied and focused in order to take a picture of them. Wildlife photography. Special section looks at photographing whales, frogs, walruses, and snakes. Intelligent wildlife photography situations and solutions. Advice from two successful nature photographers. Special section on nature photography. (1) Photographing poisonous snakes. (2) Photographing public gardens. (3) Close-to-home photo opportunities. Zoo safari. Tips on photographing animals and birds in a zoo while maintaining a "wild" theme. Eight steps for super wildlife shots. Photographing wildlife in winter (whiteout) conditions. Tips on getting close and taking an accurate exposure reading. Ten top wildlife hideouts. Pro photographer reveals where to find the best wildlife opportunities in North America. Advice from a photographer of endangered wildlife who didn't start his photo career until age 65. Includes tips on training, equipment, locations, etc. Photographing wildlife in low-light conditions. Tips on equipment and techniques. How to photograph wildlife in comfort from your car. Grizzlies of Khutzeymateen. Photographing in British Columbia's unique bear sanctuary. Tips on equipment, film, clothing, etc. How to photograph mountain animals (sheep, deer, bear, etc.). Advice on photo equipment, camping equipment, safety, etc. How to take great pictures of your pets. Some tips. How to take great pictures at the zoo. Some tips. How to take great pictures of pets using a point-and-shoot camera. Blind affair. Tips on selecting and using photographic blinds to get close to animals and birds. How to take great pictures at the zoo using a point-and-shoot camera. Extreme close up. How to get great portraits of wild animals and birds in their natural habitat. Five tips on getting started in wildlife photography. How to shoot memorable pet pictures with a point-and-shoot camera. Technique for photographing a rodent sticking his head through a hole in Swiss cheese. Photography on safari. Planning for a photographic tour to the game reserves and national parks of Africa. Shooting wildlife with a camera. Tips on equipment and techniques. Camera safari. Tips on equipment and techniques for photographing or videotaping animals in the wild. The Hattersley Class: Tips on photographing cats. Tips for filming at the zoo. The Hattersley Class: Shoot at the zoo. How to improve photos of animals taken at a zoo. Advice on photographing animals from several experts. A fresh approach to taking pictures of dogs. For candid wildlife pictures, build a deluxe, portable camera blind. Two designs are shown, one for sitting in and one for laying in on the ground. Includes tips on photographing wildlife. Tips on being a successful wildlife photographer. How to photograph animals in a zoo without the bars and cages appearing in the finished photo. How to give animal shots impact by deliberately using the "red-eye" reflection. Tips on techniques and equipment for better zoo photography. Tips on taking interesting photographs of dogs. Home town safari. Photographic adventure on a budget at your local zoo. Includes ten tips for zoo photographers. Patience makes perfect. Photographing wildlife well requires a consideration of natural lighting and the willingness to wait for the right moment to shoot. How to make and use an animal blind for photography. How to photograph frogs and toads in their natural habitat during the spring mating season. Tip on using a tinsel-topped stick when photographing cats or babies to attract their attention. How to properly use autofocus cameras when photographing birds and animals. Getting close enough to photograph birds and animals. Common sense tricks of the trade. How to photograph your pet cat or dog. Shooting winter wildlife photos from the comfort of a heated automobile. Tips from a professional nature photographer. Photographing wild animals at a zoo. Advice on equipment and techniques. Advice on photographing "professional" animals on a game farm. Make better pet photos. Tips from two professional photographers on how to take better cat and dog portraits. Wild about wolves. An experienced wildlife photographer tells you how and where to take wild wolf pictures. Tips on adding extra life to your animal and nature photographs by experimenting with shutter speeds and panning. How pros photograph animals and birds. Some tips. Professional nature photographers share advice on taking close-up photographs of tiny creatures. Professional nature photographers share advice on photographing birds and animals in the relative darkness of a thick forest. Nature photography of birds and animals during the winter. Some tips. Nature photography tips for city dwellers. How to locate and photograph urban wildlife. Photographing animals takes lots of practice. Tips on learning to do it by photographing animals in zoos. How to take better pictures at the zoo. A primer on taking "portraits" of outdoor animals. How to make more expressive images of wild animals in their environment. Photo-Trap, a simple case containing camera, flash, batteries, and a trigger cord is used to photograph wild animals. Portable photo perch. A platform built from wood and metal conduit is clamped to a tree trunk part way up the tree. Photographer gets up and down via a rope ladder. Excellent for wildlife photography or hunting. Pet portraits on location. Creative promotion opportunities. Includes tips for location pet photography. Photographing cats. Wildlife photography. A review of the philosophical and ethical considerations which surround photographing wildlife, especially exotic or endangered species. Focusing on a career in wildlife photography. Tips on getting started in your own backyard. Wildlife photography at rehabilitation centers. Tips on getting "natural" photos of injured wildlife. The wildlife landscape. Taking environmental (landscape) photos where birds and animals are shown within their larger natural surroundings. Captured wildlife. An inside look at photographing animals at game farms. Challenges of wildlife photography. Advice on safely getting your photographic gear to wildlife sites by airplane, automobile, and on foot. Advice on equipment to take, how to pack it, etc. The basics of winter wildlife photography. Big game hunting with a camera. Some tips. Pet photography. Tips for professional portraits. The enterprising Mike Kirk. Advice from an accomplished nature photographer on photographing birds and animals. Up-close. How to capture the faces of wild animals. How and where to photograph animals close-up. Some tips. | |||||||||
Copyright © by Norman Lathrop Enterprises. All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, print photocopying, recording or otherwise) without the prior expressed permission of Norman Lathrop Enterprises, except as permitted by law. |
|||||||||