SAFARI PHOTO SHOOT:
1. Those photos were amazing. They were so clear and crisp that it looked like they were not even real. All the photos were taken at the exact right time.
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3. This is my favorite photo because the zebras look flawless. They are both in the perfect position at the perfect time.
4. This follows balance. This photo is balanced because there is two zebra and if you put a line down the middle of it, both sides are almost exactly same.
5. d\Nick uses a Canon 85mm f/1.2. This is important to know for getting the kind of photo you want. Such as how blurry your background is, and how clear you want your shot to be.
6. The reason he took this photos was to capture animals simply in the state of being.
7. He hopes people will realize that their natural habitat is at risk because of us.
8. "I believe that being that close to the animal makes a huge difference in the photographer's ability to reveal its personality. You wouldn't take a portrait of a human being from a hundred feet away and expect to capture their soul; you'd move in close."
1. Those photos were amazing. They were so clear and crisp that it looked like they were not even real. All the photos were taken at the exact right time.
2.
3. This is my favorite photo because the zebras look flawless. They are both in the perfect position at the perfect time.
4. This follows balance. This photo is balanced because there is two zebra and if you put a line down the middle of it, both sides are almost exactly same.
5. d\Nick uses a Canon 85mm f/1.2. This is important to know for getting the kind of photo you want. Such as how blurry your background is, and how clear you want your shot to be.
6. The reason he took this photos was to capture animals simply in the state of being.
7. He hopes people will realize that their natural habitat is at risk because of us.
8. "I believe that being that close to the animal makes a huge difference in the photographer's ability to reveal its personality. You wouldn't take a portrait of a human being from a hundred feet away and expect to capture their soul; you'd move in close."
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