Catching the shot?
tamplum
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There were some pretty big storms here in Northern California this last week. We live really close to a pretty huge (when it is raining) creek area. So I thought, now that the rain had stopped, walking down (sloshing) along the water to catch some shots of the area "After the Storm"
About 30-40 feet from me, I saw a beautiful white egret, feeding on the frogs, etc. Of course by the time I got into position, aimed, adjusted lense, etc... well the shot was gone.
I guess my question is, are there any tricks to having your camera ready to go when that "SHOT" presents itself. How do you catch the shot, the moment? I am pretty new to the photog world. Working with a Nikon d40 with ED 18-55mm lense.
Thanks for any comments.
About 30-40 feet from me, I saw a beautiful white egret, feeding on the frogs, etc. Of course by the time I got into position, aimed, adjusted lense, etc... well the shot was gone.
I guess my question is, are there any tricks to having your camera ready to go when that "SHOT" presents itself. How do you catch the shot, the moment? I am pretty new to the photog world. Working with a Nikon d40 with ED 18-55mm lense.
Thanks for any comments.
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