How and where do you find your subject in the field.
I plan to make some images of catrpiller, flowers mostly static subjects as I will be doing it with Pentax645 and a 120mm Macro. What are important points to keep in mind.
How to find subjects
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/081172 ... oding=UTF8
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/186108 ... e&n=283155
Both these contain quite a bit of information on stalking and getting close to subjects.
Most of this can be summarized as "know your subjects". A good knowledge of biology gives you the knowledge to know when and where to find the subjects. I've never done it, despite frequent assertions I would make the contact, but I've been told going out in the field with a university (or other professional) entomologist is invaluable experience, even if you only do it a few times.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/186108 ... e&n=283155
Both these contain quite a bit of information on stalking and getting close to subjects.
Most of this can be summarized as "know your subjects". A good knowledge of biology gives you the knowledge to know when and where to find the subjects. I've never done it, despite frequent assertions I would make the contact, but I've been told going out in the field with a university (or other professional) entomologist is invaluable experience, even if you only do it a few times.
Mike Broderick
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"I must obey the inscrutable exhortations of my soul.....My mandate includes weird bugs."--Calvin
(reposts on this site of my images for critique or instruction are welcome)
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"I must obey the inscrutable exhortations of my soul.....My mandate includes weird bugs."--Calvin
(reposts on this site of my images for critique or instruction are welcome)