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I do would hope to see myself, in the future,going on trips to Rain forests or Grass lands far away from man, in the real ‘wild’, shooting away various forms of wildlife in their natural habitats. Now that I am totally confined to a concrete jungle in a called Chongqing in China, I hardly get to explore the ‘wildlife’ or ‘Nature’ that are completely untouched my human. Also that, the itch in me to see my favourite subjects through my Lens getting more serious off late, I am left with exploring the backyard, the gardens, those small little lakes and green parks in my city, hence terming it ‘Urban wildlife’. Urban wildlife is that can live or thrive in urban environments.
500mm f5.6 1/2000s ISO 200 0.0 EV
Wildlife photography means capturing animals in their natural habitats. Capturing those special moments in the ‘wild’ !.I do would hope to see myself, in the future,going on trips to Rain forests or Grass lands far away from man, in the real ‘wild’, shooting away various forms of wildlife in their natural habitats. Now that I am totally confined to a concrete jungle in a called Chongqing in China, I hardly get to explore the ‘wildlife’ or ‘Nature’ that are completely untouched my human. Also that, the itch in me to see my favourite subjects through my Lens getting more serious off late, I am left with exploring the backyard, the gardens, those small little lakes and green parks in my city, hence terming it ‘Urban wildlife’. Urban wildlife is that can live or thrive in urban environments.
I have had a couple of hours of photo-walk through the city in the last couple of weekends, all in search of some wildlife action in the urban setting. I have a few captures that I thought worth sharing here, hence this thread.
A Sparrow and wildlife ?
Captured while getting wet !!
A Sparrow and wildlife ?
Captured while getting wet !!
500mm f5.6 1/500s ISO 2800 0.0 EV
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