| Re: Wildlife Photography Tips
A warm welcome to WAB from me too Jay.
There's already been some excellent advice posted and I wouldn't disagree with a word of it.
To start with I would stick with reserves that have wood or brick built hides already in place. The wildlife will already be used to them and also used to people going in and out of them. Most of my best shots so far were taken from such hides as I don't have the time or the privacy (living in the crowded south-east) to introduce temporary hides in the way that it should be done.
Dave P.
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