Registered: Aug 2006
Location: USA
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Big Game hunters take some of the very BEST photos of anyone in the hound world.
How about everyone posting your best tip when it comes to getting a really good picture.

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Jess
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"They are often imitated but never duplicated"

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Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Roosevelt, Utah
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There are so many things that goes into really great photography, such as exposure, composition, and subject matter that either a person has to spend some time studying that art or just have an eye for it. But with all these smart cameras around these days, and sense we're talking about wildlife and the outdoors, a person just has to make the best of what they have to work with. I recommend overkill, and that is shoot all the film you can of those really great moments cause you can never go back. Take the time to clean that animal up and position it to really show it off, and you'll never regret the time you spent doing all that..........

ike

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I woked for an outfitter years ago. He would always say you don't take a picture you build one.

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Registered: Aug 2006
Location: USA
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I have Brian or Dustin take them <LOL>
I have found that if I take a LOT of them I get a few that look good.

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Jess
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"They are often imitated but never duplicated"

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Registered: Oct 2007
Location: United States
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timing..patience..practice..taking a lot of pics... and knowing when to snap the button.

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A good camera!!!! with alot of practice.

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Registered: Sep 2008
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TAKE ALOT, and you are bound to end up with a couple good ones. The subject is the thrill!!!!!!!!!!

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Registered: Aug 2008
Location: Southeast TN
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Get a different angle and take lots of shots. Like Ike said you can't go back and take more.

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that hog pic is sweet i like the dog pissin on the tree

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