Shooting birds in Flight
About the event
Ler's have some fun!
Are seagulls the most exotic birds to photograph? No - but they are the most fun.
We're going to throw some snacks at the birds and see what chaos ensues - because we all know
they love a free snack.
Fingers crossed ( because, this is wildlife after all.. ) we'll get crazy antics in the sky above us.
How does this improve our photographic skills?
1. we're having some fun
2 - see techniques below
Techniques covered
- Choosing the right lens
- Choosing the right shutter speed
- Experimenting with slow shutter speeds
- Understanding your focus points
- What f stop should you use?
- What about ISO?
- What about exposure compensation?
- What about the sun?
What to bring
- Camera and battery
- No tripod necessary
- 24-70 lens or similar
- Telephoto lens not required for this shoot unless you are comfortable and want to experiment
Event FAQs (For general FAQs, please visit the Frequently Asked Questions page)
we'll be outdoors, sensible shoes and sunhat
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