LiOn. Lithium ion battery.
Long-focal-length lens (telephoto lens). A lens that provides a narrow angle of view of a scene, including less of a scene than a lens of normal focal length and therefore magnifying objects in the image.
LiOn. Lithium ion battery.
Long focal length lens. Lens with focal length longer than considered ‘normal' for picture format. Gives larger detail and narrower angle of view. Almost all such lenses are telephoto types.
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If you see the teeth of the lion, do not think that the lion is smiling at you. - Al-Mutanabbi
When your legs get weaker time starts running faster. - Mikhail Turovsky
Many of those who tried to enlighten were hanged from the lampposts.
What I believe is a lie and deceiving is pasting an African lion onto an Asian landscape and selling that image to a client who had asked for images of African lions taken in Africa.
The penguins and the sea lion were shot at the zoo (still saving for that trip to the Antarctic) which gives you a better chance because it's more difficult for them to get away from you.
It may not be as thrilling to photograph a lion or a zebra in a zoo as it is in the veld of Africa, but you can still take some terrific pictures. Because you can get much closer to your quarry, you can work with shorter lenses.
Viewers have certain expectations, for example, of how intense or what shade of yellow a lion should be.
- A great place for exotic creatures, it’s home to many critically endangered animals, including Lily the lion, a Barbary lion born last year and one of fewer than 100 worldwide.
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For instance, a photographer on safari will want to use a zoom lens to snap shots of a lion feeding. Another photographer may also use a zoom lens to capture shots of racecars driving or of the president and his entourage.
Overcoming the second challenge would prove to be much more difficult, as Fuji was about to enter the lion's den: going toe-to-toe with Kodak in the United States to grab a share of this market.
Slow moving creatures such as nudibranchs, lion fish, and leaf fish were everywhere in Wakatobi. One bit of advice I was given was to avoid getting too close to mantis shrimps.
One of a few brightly colored musicians in Morocco, a lion seated in the tall grass of the Serengeti, basecamp drying-out day in Nepal, and a portrait of Ali'i, owner of Ali'i Kula Lavender Farms on Maui, Hawaii.
Words used in both the Land Before Time animated dinosaur adventure series that captivated (me and) my daughter and Disney's Lion King, "it's all part of the great circle of life," an apt and well-turned phrase.
When photographing out in the field, sometimes we can't get physically closer to our subject because of a fence or a river or maybe the subject is a lion in the savanna. Long telephotos are the best solution for these situations.
This photo shows shows a digitally zoomed image. Notice the lack of sharpness in the lion's outline.
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During one of my photo tours to Kenya, our group found three lion cubs in a tree one morning in Samburu National Park (#5), and I took about a dozen close-up pictures of one of the cubs before I examined the images on my LCD monitor.
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The reef was filled with crabs, cleaner shrimp, sea horses, star fish, lobsters, reef squid and unfortunately, lots of lion fish. We also dove at “El Aguila," a big wreck sunk in 1997, which was full of well-fed gigantic Nassau groupers.
The shark wranglers are able to finesse the whites right up to the swim platform or cage with a combination of bait, blood and often a decoy cut in the shape of a sea lion.
For example, if you are shooting in the woods, find out what creatures live there, and whether or not they will be mating at the time you want to shoot. You don't want to catch a mountain lion or a bear off guard.
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