I took the time to go out into Warren Farm at the top of my patch to get some photos of birds in the snow, the bad light meant longer shutter speeds but I set the ISO to 400 to try and get a balance of ok shots and ok shutter speeds. Tomorrow I hope to go down to the local ponds and find some wildlife. Only the friendly robin came to have it's photo taken and no wonder after a dog ate half the feed I put down. Anyway my try at the iconic Christmas card is below.
Mini Cameras have taken over the everyday wildlife market by storm. Many 'ordinary' people can now buy and set up a wildlife camera in their own garden with the ability to watch it on their television or computer. This is a small guide to getting your own mini camera for exciting pictures and stories that will keep you gripped from your very own garden. In fact its so easy to do this yourself I'd be surprised if you haven't already. Minicams are so versatile these days and with so many options available it can be quite overwhelming, there are a few things you have to take into consideration so continue reading to find out more.
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AuthorHi there, I'm Mark the author of this blog. An amateur wildlife film maker and photographer... hope you enjoy my blog. Archives
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