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January 02, 2022 • 2 Comments

Someone once explained to me the 4 steps of wildlife photography.

1. It's not a great picture but I saw it and here is proof.

2. Here is a nice portrait.

3. The wild life acting in its environment.

4. A creative treatment of the wildlife.

I think this picture of a common sparrow falls into category 4. I hope you enjoy it.

Canon 5DMarkiii, Sigma 150-600@600mm, 1/125@f9, iso 400

Ina(non-registered)

I disagree. She/he is not common. She/he is Unique, individualized, distinctive, special, and very beautiful. She/he is very uncommon!

Caryn Greenberg(non-registered)

It definitely is a different capture, which I guess falls into the artistic category. Lovely wispy movement.

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