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Nikon D500 with 70-200mm f/2.8 III at 190mm and ISO 800. With fall now finishing up, we're all seeking shelter for the winter. Too often wildlife photography becomes just another portrait and nothing about place and time. First, you want to schedule your trips for when "time" is important and visible. More importantly, you're looking for how animals are "using" the place. I've been told by a few of you that many of my wildlife photos feel a bit voyeuristic. Excellent, that's exactly what I'm trying to accomplish: I'm trying to give you a peak at how animals spend their time and where they spend it.

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