How to Take Photos of Squirrels - Using a Telephoto Lens to Capture Wildlife

How to Take Photos of Squirrels - Using a Telephoto Lens to Capture Wildlife

In this book, I examine how to find and photograph squirrels while wandering through botanical gardens, arboretums, nature parks, and wildlife refuges. I analyze photos I took with my Canon EOS 80D and a 55-250mm telephoto lens. I describe approach and framing, light and shade, Aperture and Shutter Speed, ISO and the Image Sensor. I explain squirrel behaviors and mannerisms that hinder or help photography. And I cite interesting facts about squirrels in the wild. If you want to learn more about squirrel eating habits and nesting and danger alerts and food storage, then this book is what you need. Camera : Canon EOS 80D - Lens : Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 Image Stabilizer STM Lens - Filter : UV filter - Location : Norfolk Botanical Garden, Williamsburg Botanical Garden, Great Dismal Swamp, Paradise Creek Nature Park, Sandy Bottom Nature Park, Northwest River Park, and my backyard - Time of year : January to December of 2020