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1)Being familiar with the sport can help you predict what is gonna happen next. This will give you time to "plan" when is the right time to take good shots. It also allows you to know where to point the camera.
2) Panning combines slow shutter speed with camera motion. It will keep your subject in focus while the background is blurred. You would use this technique to create a sense of speed.
3)You have to know the animal's behavior to take compelling shots. You can overcome this by knowing the region and learning the behavior of the animal you are shooting. Another challenge is that you cannot control wildlife, or nature. You have to learn how to take good shots in things like bad lighting or bad weather.
4)Documentary photography is a type of photgraphy that chronicles important historical events as well as every day life.
5) Use natural light (flash will frighten the animal), Keep the eyes sharp (Pet/animal eyes are really expressive), and be patient(an animal might be too hyperactive but with patience they will calm down).
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