yehhh, most of the times the webs aren’t really in a good spot to both hold my hand behind the web and focus on the phone, and take the picture. Also if u have to reach over with ur 1 hand, ur other hand is gonna be in an awkward shot, therefor lacking any quality in the picture.
Idk about the app though, I’ll have to look into that.
There’s at least one red fox in the park near me. I’ve seen it four times and each time it runs away so fast I can’t snap a photo. Once it stopped in the middle of the trail for half a second and looked at me and I still couldn’t get it!
Yes on those chippies! I managed to get the tail of one before it dashed under a rock. You definitely need to predict where they are going to go next and try to catch them there.
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I also find those sparrows tricky to photograph. They’re tiny, too, which doesn’t make it easier.
quite a few for me to pick but some of them include bigger dragonflies ( they are almost always perched in the most awkward places), smaller leafhoppers, almost any small songbird ( since i only have my Olympus TG5 which makes every bird observation I make quite poor) and a lot of smaller beetles and true bugs since they love to drop into foliage whenever i move my camera near them.
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