The Decisive Moment
In his book, Images à la sauvette, photographer Henri
Cartier-Bresson wrote, "There is nothing in this world
that does not have a decisive moment". This same idea
can certainly be applied when photographing animals.
When you locate a subject you are interested in, it's
tempting to immediately shoot a handful of pictures
and move on. I recommend slowing down and watching
through the lens while studying the animal's behavior.
Rather than settling for a static shot of a motionless
subject, wait for a dynamic moment to start shooting.
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