Sunrise Wildlife on the Seashore
May 3
Narragansett, RI
$125/person
Join us for the start of a wonderful day at the ocean where we’ll photograph Gulls, Cormorants, and other wildlife while they begin their day
Gulls are very opportunistic hunters which will give us the opportunity to photograph them as they catch and feed on crabs, clams, fish and more. At this time of year, we may have the opportunity to see and photograph Cormorants, Loons, Egrets, Osprey, and Harbor Seals. All the wildlife at the ocean is most active two hours after sunrise as they look for food to start their day. It also would not be uncommon to have a commercial fishing vessel or two leaving or returning to port which presents a unique photographic opportunity.
What You’ll Learn
The right settings for capturing wildlife from stationary to fast flight
How to use the wind to your advantage to get better wildlife compositions
How to use the sun to your advantage to get sharp detail in your wildlife photos
How to recognize wildlife behavior and use it get better photos
Recommended Equipment
D-SLR or Mirrorless Camera
Tripod
Mid-range zoom lens
Long-range zoom or telephoto lens (200mm (full frame equivalent) and longer)
Physical Difficulty
We will be walking short distances and walking on flat rocks.
Meeting Details
We will meet in Salty Brine State Beach parking lot.
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