Nature_Photo_Mastery
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In many cases I prefer to wear full camouflage outfits for photographing wildlife. One of the primary reasons is that it reduces the stress that is put upon the animal, which I believe is critical for ethical wildlife photography. This has the added benefit of resulting in more natural behavior.
Camo also lets you get very close to the creature, allowing an intimate view into their world and a more connected experience. I also prefer to lay prone on the ground for small animals as it creates a much more artistic and pleasing image, in my opinion.
These photos required considerable physical and mental effort to obtain, but it was well worth the experience and the resulting images. I used a Skimmer Pod with a gimbal head, for this very low angle of view, and the ability to slide the rig on the ground as I crawled in position.
DISCLOSURE: I am an artist, not a documentary photographer. When editing my images, I sometimes manipulate the photo content, such as removing distractions.
Both images shot with Canon 500mm + 1.4x on 7D mk II.
Thanks for viewing
Curious Little Gosling in the Big Wide World by Matthew Schwartz, on Flickr
Adorable Gosling Exploring The World by Matthew Schwartz, on Flickr
Camo also lets you get very close to the creature, allowing an intimate view into their world and a more connected experience. I also prefer to lay prone on the ground for small animals as it creates a much more artistic and pleasing image, in my opinion.
These photos required considerable physical and mental effort to obtain, but it was well worth the experience and the resulting images. I used a Skimmer Pod with a gimbal head, for this very low angle of view, and the ability to slide the rig on the ground as I crawled in position.
DISCLOSURE: I am an artist, not a documentary photographer. When editing my images, I sometimes manipulate the photo content, such as removing distractions.
Both images shot with Canon 500mm + 1.4x on 7D mk II.
Thanks for viewing
Curious Little Gosling in the Big Wide World by Matthew Schwartz, on Flickr
Adorable Gosling Exploring The World by Matthew Schwartz, on Flickr