When the photography bug bites, the outdoors offers a multitude of pursuits. Flowers, wildlife and birds in flight are some of the most popular subjects. Modern camera equipment comes ready to take lots of photos, including a rapid-fire burst mode, but those results can sometimes be hit or miss.Pole Position Pelican
As it turns out, dialing in the cameras settings is the tried and true method for taking better photos outside. Practice making photos in the field, and then reviewing the images, helps one to explore those options. Eventually an outdoor photographer will build up a muscle memory around what works best, and develop habits that will deliver sharper images on cue.
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