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BIRD PHOTOGRAPHY xx BIRD xx LANDSCAPE & NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY How to build a photo blind for photographing birds and animals. Advice on camera equipment for photographing birds using a telephoto lens. How to become an armchair wildlife (bird) photographer. 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. Wing it. Six bird photographers show six different ways of capturing birds at rest and in flight. Blind for photographing birds is made from PVC plastic pipe and camouflage canvas. The challenge of bird photography. A naturalist's comprehensive field guide looks at equipment, film, flash, techniques, and blinds. How to photograph inside a birdhouse. How to photograph sea gulls in flight. The photographic bird blind. How to build your own for under $30. Includes techniques for photographing intimate close-up action. Armchair photography for bird lovers. How to attract birds to your yard and photograph them through a window. Birding. Shooting blinds for use when photographing birds. (1) Use your car as a mobile blind. (2) Build a floating blind from styrofoam, wood, plastic pipe, chicken wire and natural vegetation. Stay-at-home photo excursions. One camera and one lens is all you need to take great photos of common objects (birds, flowers, raindrops, etc.). Hunting wildlife with a camera. Tips on preparation, specialized equipment, and blinds. Night stalking the nocturnal barn owl. Researching and locating specific animals produce better wildlife photographs. Photographing birds of prey (eagles, owls, hawks, etc.). Photographing great flocks of birds during the Spring migration. Advice on equipment, location, and ethics. Hummingbirds in flight. A simple, yet effective technique to attract and photograph hummingbirds. Special section on nature photography. (1) Photographing poisonous snakes. (2) Photographing public gardens. (3) Close-to-home photo opportunities. Lenses for the birds. Choosing the perfect optics for photographing birds. Ten top wildlife hideouts. Pro photographer reveals where to find the best wildlife opportunities in North America. Photographing wading birds. Some tips on equipment, techniques and shooting locations. No reason to hide. Ten easy ways to get photographs of birds without using a blind. Blind affair. Tips on selecting and using photographic blinds to get close to animals and birds. Extreme close up. How to get great portraits of wild animals and birds in their natural habitat. How to photograph waterfowl like a pro. The ABC's of bird photography. Photographing young birds of prey. Tricks of the trade for finding and photographing an elusive subject. How to photograph birds that are feeding just outside your window. Use a one-way mirror in the window. Put flashguns outside the window and put up a bird feeder platform to attract the birds and serve as your studio. How to photograph birds close-up. Make your own camera blind for photographing birds. Built from an umbrella, light stand, plastic drop cloth, and spring clothespins. Turn your backyard into a bird studio. Simple technique uses a tent as a blind. Winter backyard bird photography. Some tips. Winging It: The techniques of bird photography. Includes guides for preparation and field work. How to properly use autofocus cameras when photographing birds and animals. How to photograph birds at a feeder. A simple, but effective setup. Getting close enough to photograph birds and animals. Common sense tricks of the trade. Bird shoot. Famed bird guidebook illustrator shares inside tips on how to photograph birds. Advice on taking good nature photographs of birds. How pros photograph animals and birds. Some tips. Professional nature photographers share advice on photographing birds and animals in the relative darkness of a thick forest. How to photograph hummingbirds. Nature photography of birds and animals during the winter. Some tips. Photographing birds using telephoto lenses and simple techniques. Nature photography tips for city dwellers. How to locate and photograph urban wildlife. How to photograph birds from inside a house as they visit a feeder during the winter. How to make a nature photo studio in your own backyard. Landscaping and equipping your yard to attract butterflies and birds. Includes tips on taking photos of the visitors. Nature photographer shares his techniques for getting good bird photos. Techniques for photographing hummingbirds. Wing it. Advice from Arthur Morris, author of "The Art of Bird Photography". How to build a birdhouse that allows a hidden camera (still or video) to record the nesting habits of birds. Bird photography basics. 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. Tips and techniques for bird photography. The enterprising Mike Kirk. Advice from an accomplished nature photographer on photographing birds and animals. Photographing birds in flight. | |||||||||
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