Wild companions of the photographer-naturalist(part1)

Wildlife is not a fashion model that obeys the photographer's instructions, not a frozen architectural structure and not even an ordinary person (he hardly bites if you approach him too closely). Nature is mobile, changeable, sometimes dangerous, and this is even more surprising.

And sometimes a particularly curious "wild nature" is not against taking an active part in photography. On how this happens and what is behind the scenes, look in our photo selection. So there are squirrels, gnawing nuts in the lens, meerkats making a stand on the shoulder, and penguins biting their fingers.

To take a rare picture, you need not only be patient and stubborn, but also be able to predict the behavior of animals. Photographers have to climb into the mountains and into the thick impassable taiga, dissolve in the tundra and sleep under the open sky - in other words, become part of the wildlife.

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To be continued...