Wildlife photography

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Another hobby I adore in my free time is going out into nature to observe animals and birds, photographing them from a long distance while staying quiet and trying to capture how they behave naturally. I would never like to see a bird in a cage, I prefer seeing them enjoy their freedom. These are some wildlife shots I’ve taken so far. Due to limited income, I use the same equipment for astrophotography by linking my camera with my 70/420 ED telescope, and I’m truly happy with the results.


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