Using External Lights

Using External Lights

Using External Lights for wildlife photography. I tried something different this year with the squirrel photography. I have a table set up along the tree line that I put bird food on.

I put this Queen Ann Lace flower on the table and sprinkled seed all around it. I couldn’t have asked for a better pose from this red squirrel as he jumped on the table and then made his way behind the flower to eat a few seeds.

But it is dark over by the trees, so I set up a light on a tri pod to brighten up the area for more detail. It worked perfectly.

Using External Lights

Photography is a great way to let your creativity come to life. Sometimes wildlife goes along with it and makes it more fun. Have a great weekend. ๐Ÿ˜‰

Using External Lights

Sandra J

Sandra Jโ€™s Photography & Fine Arts


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29 Replies to “Using External Lights”

    1. Me to, the Red squirrels sit pretty well when I have enough food out there. I can walk pretty close to them. They don’t mind the cameras or the lights, they deer on the other hand are way more skittish. ๐Ÿ˜Š

    1. Lol, I always look forward to your reactions of my squirrel photos. I know how much you really like them. ๐Ÿ˜Šโ˜บ๏ธ

  1. Not just the pose you captured. The color palette. It’s autumn, yet there are no vibrant colors to distract our attention from this peaceful little guy working so hard. Blessings to you, Lisa

    1. Thank you very much Lisa, yes I could not have asked for a better portrait of him by the flower. Have a wonderful weekend.

  2. Thanks Sandra. This was a great idea. Way to go. And it did work perfectly! Have a great weekend, my friend

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