Nature And the Camera How to Photograph Live Birds And Their Nests Animals Wi
Nature And the Camera How to Photograph Live Birds And Their Nests Animals Wi
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An extreme case of this kind I experienced when once I tried to photograph a Wilson's thrush on her nest. After trying various methods without success I placed the camera about ten feet from the nest and partly con- 44 NATURE AND THE CAMERA cealed it with branches. Then I attached fifty feet of rubber tubing to the shutter and retreated to that distance from the nest. After waiting for about half an hour I crawled very quietly toward the nest, but before coming within sight of it, I heard the b...ird leave. Once more I retreated, and after waiting another half-hour decided to press the bulb, making the exposure on the chance of the bird being on the nest. Whether she was I do not know, but I made several chance exposures during the day, and when I developed the plates there were many good pic- tures of the nest, but only one showed the sitting bird.
For photographs of birds on their nests, the lens used should have great length of focus, not much less than twelve inches. The single combination of almost any of the newer makes of convertible lenses gives excellent results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An extreme case of this kind I experienced when once I tried to photograph a Wilson's thrush on her nest. After trying various methods without success I placed the camera about ten feet from the nest and partly con- 44 NATURE AND THE CAMERA cealed it with branches. Then I attached fifty feet of rubber tubing to the shutter and retreated to that distance from the nest. After waiting for about half an hour I crawled very quietly toward the nest, but before coming within sight of it, I heard the b...ird leave. Once more I retreated, and after waiting another half-hour decided to press the bulb, making the exposure on the chance of the bird being on the nest. Whether she was I do not know, but I made several chance exposures during the day, and when I developed the plates there were many good pic- tures of the nest, but only one showed the sitting bird.
For photographs of birds on their nests, the lens used should have great length of focus, not much less than twelve inches. The single combination of almost any of the newer makes of convertible lenses gives excellent results.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dugmore, A. Radclyffe (Arthur Radclyffe), 1870- to read onlineMoreLess
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