No matter how busy pet parents are, they always find time to capture every adorable moment of their beloved companions. From the playful antics of akittento the innocent gaze of aloyal puppy, their charming pics always steal our hearts. And if you’re someone who agrees (or doesn’t), hold on, because there’s more.

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Bored Panda got in touch with Lokesh Tardalkar, who is awildlife photographerand assistant professor at UPG College of Arts, Science & Commerce. He kindly agreed to offer some expert insights into capturing wildlife.

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Photography in the wilderness poses a number of challenges, unlike the ease with which we can take selfies today. Shedding light on some common difficulties, Tardalkar mentioned, “Animals in the wild can be unpredictable, making it challenging to anticipate their movements and capture the perfect shot.”

Due to harsh conditions, photographers only have limited chances to get a successful shot. Imagine trying to capture a photo of an adorable cub during a sudden downpour. The rain blocks the photographer’s vision, making it challenging to see through the lens, and wind might knock over their equipment.

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Having the right gear is essential to capture the fast-moving animals effectively. “Wildlife photography often requires specialized equipment such as long telephoto lenses, fast cameras, and sturdy tripods. Carrying and operating this gear in the field can be physically demanding.”Sometimes, to capture the perfect shot, photographers must hide for hours and blend seamlessly into the surroundings. He explained, “Getting close to wildlife without disturbing them often requires camouflage clothing, blinds, or other concealment techniques, which can be uncomfortable or impractical in certain environments.”“Wildlife photographers must tread lightly to minimize their impact on fragile ecosystems and avoid disturbing or endangering the animals they seek to photograph.”

Having the right gear is essential to capture the fast-moving animals effectively. “Wildlife photography often requires specialized equipment such as long telephoto lenses, fast cameras, and sturdy tripods. Carrying and operating this gear in the field can be physically demanding.”

Sometimes, to capture the perfect shot, photographers must hide for hours and blend seamlessly into the surroundings. He explained, “Getting close to wildlife without disturbing them often requires camouflage clothing, blinds, or other concealment techniques, which can be uncomfortable or impractical in certain environments.”

“Wildlife photographers must tread lightly to minimize their impact on fragile ecosystems and avoid disturbing or endangering the animals they seek to photograph.”

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Speaking about how patience is the key to get a good shot, Tardalkar said, “Wildlife photography often requires long periods of waiting and observation for the perfect moment to capture a compelling image. Patience and persistence are essential traits for success in this field.”However, despite these challenges, Tardalkar feels wildlife photography can be incredibly rewarding. “It offers unique opportunities to connect with nature and capture stunning images of elusive animals in their natural habitats.”

Speaking about how patience is the key to get a good shot, Tardalkar said, “Wildlife photography often requires long periods of waiting and observation for the perfect moment to capture a compelling image. Patience and persistence are essential traits for success in this field.”

However, despite these challenges, Tardalkar feels wildlife photography can be incredibly rewarding. “It offers unique opportunities to connect with nature and capture stunning images of elusive animals in their natural habitats.”

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Emphasizing the importance of safety and research, he added, “Prioritize research about the wildlife you intend to photograph. Understand their behavior, habitats, and any potential risks they pose. Keep a safe distance from animals to avoid disturbing them or provoking aggressive behavior. I use telephoto lenses to capture close-up shots without getting too close. (300 mm and above)”

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Social media has made it possible for people around the world to enjoy snapshots of animal babies like cubs, lambs, puppies. Tardalkar shared, “Overall, Instagram has transformed the landscape of wildlife photography, offering both opportunities and challenges for photographers looking to share their passion for nature and conservation with a global audience.”

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