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PushingtheTelephoto_SouthAfrica

PushingtheTelephoto_SouthAfrica

Stop. Let me get to that side. Have to brace the camera on the side of the vehicle. (It happens when the monopod is still leaning against the chair in the tent�...
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Stop. Let me get to that side. Have to brace the camera on the side of the vehicle. (It happens when the monopod is still leaning against the chair in the tent… 3 miles away.) Now, adjust for the wind, push the telephoto out till its grinds, then breathe. slowly. Gently. 'Kiss' - the - shutter. The beauty of the bush is all around.
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COOLPIX L820

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Aperture f/5.8 ISO 125 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 360/1

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Feb, 2016

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