How to plan your (wildlife) shoot

Wildlife and adventure photography

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I'm revisiting a few subjects I've covered before, but I find there are always other ways to look at things.

• Before your shoot, have you thought about the wildlife you will see? Not just your primary subject, but other subjects that you can also shoot.
• What time(s) of day are the best to get great photographs of your subject and what impact does that have on the camera equipment you take with you.
• Have you thought about why you are taking these photographs?
• What do you want the viewer to take away?
• Is colour of black and white better for your subject?
• What creative ways can you use colour and black and white to get your message across?
• How can you use composition to create a photograph that has a real impact on the viewer?

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