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Let Nature Decide Its Own Photo Composition


Unique photo composition of a White Rhino up close

Putting conventional composition tips and techniques aside, i try to make things a little interesting more often than not, by forgetting all about the technical photo rules on attaining the ideal wildlife shot. I find it more interesting and fun to set my own goals by simply going with the flow of things. As a wildlife photographer, you are already quite aware that nothing is constant in nature, so why bound yourself with technicalities. 

Although having a wealth of technical knowledge is essentially beneficial, it is also responsible for a lot of images today resembling everyone else's.  So with a lot of patience, luck and imagination, let nature position the ideal shot, and all you need to do is click what you like. Nature is photogenic and these results will impress you. 


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