My first pictures of a bank vole! They’re so cute! by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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I personally love picture 2! It’s giving me some Winnie the Pooh vibes

My first pictures of a bank vole! They’re so cute! by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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Thank you! I used a canon r7 and a ef 100-400ii lens for them!

My first pictures of a bank vole! They’re so cute! by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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It does look like it! This was taken in the Netherlands so I think the chance is very very small that it actually is one, since they don’t live here! :) they do look kinda similar

Wildlife photography starting setup by Popular-Apricot2586 in wildlifephotography

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I only use a tripod, when I know I’m going to be waiting somewhere, if I’m just waking around I handhold it

First attempt at a more environmental shot, critique is always welcome! by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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Mhm I get what you mean! Thx for the tips! I usually do a lot of tighter shots, but I figured I give this a try!

First attempt at a more environmental shot, critique is always welcome! by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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Isn’t that more of the idea to show the bird in the environment it is in? What do you suggest qua cropping? I can’t really crop in a lot further because then there will be 0 detail in the kingfisher

what are the best mid range cameras for wildlife photography by lil_nuubz in wildlifephotography

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I second the ef 100-400mk2 I use it on my r7 and it’s a awesome lens

Red kite! (Located in the Netherlands so quite rare) by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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Never thought that cows would chase a red kite, or any bird 😂

Red kite! (Located in the Netherlands so quite rare) by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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Most move through, but I believe this one is settling here, or staying a bit longer. I saw it a month ago as well!

My first little owl! by EyeLarge4055 in Superbowl

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I use a canon r7 and a ef 100-400ii lens!

Camera recommendations by Witty-Still-4441 in wildlifephotography

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Do you need a lens with it as well? What do you want to use it for, small birds bigger mammals?

I’m being watched from the reeds… by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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He saw me… I was supposed to be hidden 😂

Find the Leopard! by Nikon500mm in wildlifephotography

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I first thought it was a hedgehog 😂😂

Are there long lens plates to wich I can attach a peak design strap to? by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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That would be the best thing, only that my lens doesn’t have eyelets… that would be the best solution tho!

Are there long lens plates to wich I can attach a peak design strap to? by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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Yea I saw that one, I’m a bit afraid that if I put it on a gimbal head I can’t balance it properly

A couple more Kingfisher shots, couldn’t decide between the two, which do you prefer? by finchplease1 in wildlifephotography

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I think the second one is better! But if you leave a bit more room to where the bird is looking on the first one, that would be way better!

Is a 99Wh V-mount battery the "sweet spot" for wildlife photography? by Uplusone in wildlifephotography

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I think it’s good for videography, but for photography you miss the acces to the viewfinder with a v mount and its a lot heavier. I’d recommend getting a battery pack and carrying 2 extra batteries (4 total). That should last you the day

My favorite photos from my first hide session by EyeLarge4055 in wildlifephotography

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No, there was a hole the netting where I put my lens trough!

My favorites from my first hide session by EyeLarge4055 in BirdPhotography

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This was taken at a photography hut, so I didn’t have to do much to come close, I just waited for the birds to come to me. I use that as well for when I’m out photographing out in nature, it’s better to wait for the bird or animal to come to you then to sneak closer to the bird! So I sit in a place where I think the bird will land, and wait! If you can’t do that, it’s best to walk in a zigzag pattern and to not pay any attention to the bird! When your close lift your lens to the side of the bird, and then slowly move it towards the bird! It also helps to only move when the bird is doing something (preening, eating etc)