Tigers Eyes
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 35405cts Dark Brown Tigers Eye Gemstone Fancy Necklace US $354.05
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 4353 CTS REVISHING TIBET GOLDEN BROWN TIGERS EYE GEM US $254.99
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 TIGER EYE NATURAL CABOCHON 5000 CARATS FULL KILO HUGE LOT US $249.00
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 2250ct 134 st Parcel Natural Gold Tiger Eye Gemstone US $225.00
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 2160ct 685 st Parcel Natural Genuine Tiger Eye US $216.00
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 2160ct 2373 st Parcel Natural Genuine Tiger Eye US $216.00
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 HUGE LOT of Loose Cut Black Onyx Jade and Tiger Eye Stones US $149.00
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 1471ct 283 st Parcel Natural Genuine Tiger Eye US $147.00
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 1368ct 214 st Parcel Natural Genuine Tiger Eye US $137.00
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 642ct 413 st Parcel Natural Gold Tiger Eye Gemstone US $95.00
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 610ct 371 st Parcel Natural Genuine Tiger Eye US $91.00
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 Natural American Turquoise Cabochon tigers eye and coral Lot US $89.95
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 4525CTS HEART THROBBING TIGER EYE HEART SHAPED PENDANT US $84.99
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 47 CTS DASHING RARE HEART SHAPED TIGERS EYE PENDANT US $84.99
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 500ct 166 st Parcel Natural Genuine Tiger Eye US $80.00
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 Tiger Eye loose stone US $79.90
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 4465ct 27 st Parcel Natural Gold Tiger Eye Gemstone US $75.00
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 AUSTRALIAN TIGER EYE Tumbled Cabochon 776 US $75.00
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 AUSTRALIAN TIGER EYE Tumbled Cabochon 777 US $75.00
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 BEAUTIFUL RARE Marra Mamba Tiger Eye Cabochon MM30 US $70.99
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 21330 CT NATURAL TIGER EYE 5 PCS WHOLESALE LOT GEMSTONES GORGEOUS A US $69.99
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 36675 CT NATURAL TIGER EYE WHOLESALE LOT 10 PCS A US $69.99
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 TIGER EYE NATURAL CABOCHON 1000 CARATS HUGE LOT US $69.99
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 73895 CT NATURAL BLACK TIGER EYE GEMSTONE WHOLESALE LOT GORGEOUS 13 PCS US $69.99
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 HOT SALE 71 CTS RAVASHING TIGERS EYE BEADS IN EBAY US $59.99
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 1405ct FINE NATURAL SQUARE CUT NATURAL AAA TIGER EYE US $59.00
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 1360ct UNIQUE NATURAL OVAL CUT TIGER EYE PAIR US $55.20
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 Brockmans Tiger Eye Rough Slab US $55.00
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 37x30x5mm Natural Marra Mamba Tiger Eye Cabochon MM114 US $54.99
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 28710 CT NATURAL TIGER EYE GEMSTONE WHOLESALE LOT GORGEOUS A US $53.20
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 226ct 30 st Parcel Natural Genuine Tiger Eye US $52.00
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 tigers eye cab cabachon rectangle 1520mm 50pcs US $49.99
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Animal Photography - How to Take Good Photos of Animals
If you love taking pictures of wildlife then this article will be sure to give you some helpful tips that you can start using today. Animal photography (also called wildlife photography) includes the entire animal kingdom from house pets to zebras. This article shares tips and information on wildlife photography but you can also use many of these tips for photographing your pets at home. To learn how nature photographers get those amazing wildlife photos, read on and learn how you can too.
The basics for taking great wildlife pictures start with these tips. As always there are exceptions, but the following go a long ways towards ensuring successful animal photography:
- Use natural lighting to your advantage
- Fill the frame with the subject
- Focus on the eyes
- Shoot from various angles
- Capture personality
Perhaps you are wondering how you can, without a huge lens and SLR safely get close enough to a wild animal to "capture their personality" or "fill the frame"?
Actually even professional wildlife photographers don't always take their winning photographs in the wild. Many of the photographs of polar bears, tigers and other wild creatures were taken at wildlife sanctuaries and zoos. Cheating? Not really because it's safer for the photographer and doesn't disturb the animals in the wild from their normal mating and feeding cycles.
If you love taking pictures of wildlife then this article will be sure to give you some helpful tips that you can start using today.
Animal Photography Tips for Wildlife Sanctuaries and Zoos
1) Simplify the Composition: If the background is distracting, use a wide aperture or Portrait mode to blur it. Or use a photo editor like Photoshop to clean up or blur the background.
2) Go Natural: Avoid showing cage bars, fences, humans, signs, etc. If it is safe and not against the rules, point the lens through the gap in the fence so you can take a picture without showing the fence. Often there will be a look out area or vantage point that lets you take pictures over the top of the fence. Look for these opportunities. Again, use a good photo editing software to blur what you couldn't get rid of while taking your picture.
3) Fill the Frame: Use zoom (optical for best quality) or a telephoto lens to get close ups.
4) Use Sports Mode: Use Sports mode or set shutter speed priority to around 1/250 to freeze movements.
5) Use Light and Weather to Best Effect: Overcast days are often best for animal photography. If the overcast light isn't super bright, it will help minimize glare from water or light colored backgrounds. If the overcast is too dark and you have an SLR, increase the ISO to compensate for the dark lighting. With the right amount of overcast, you can get well exposed, sharp pictures with your compact, and the animals won't be squinting.
Since the eyes are usually very expressive and the best place to focus, you really want to avoid squinting. Another way to avoid this problem is to take the picture when the animal's back is to the sun. In this case, you will need to use fill flash (turn off automatic flash and set to "On") to prevent underexposure or a silhouette, and you will need to use a lens hood or wear a broad brimmed hat to prevent lens flare.
6) Try this When Shooting through Glass: When you want a picture of a terrarium or aquarium critter, turn on the flash and shoot from an angle. Be sure to check your camera manual for the safe distance when taking pictures with a flash of any creature otherwise you could damage their eyes. Or, turn off the flash and carefully press your lens to the glass.
7) Plan your Visits for the Best Photo Ops: Many people will especially love seeing your animal photography when it includes baby animals. Often sanctuaries and zoos post on their websites when new babies are arriving, or you can call and check. Another good photo op is feeding time. Animals that stay in hiding throughout much of the day will come out to eat. Finally, if you're visiting a sanctuary or zoo when the weather's hot, go early in the day when the animals will be most active, not napping.
Use Context: While usually it's best to fill the frame with the animal, sometimes the context is too interesting to bypass. Examples of using context include a child and baby animal looking at each other, or a giraffe bending down to look at something.
9) Capture Expressions: Animals, whether our pets or wildlife, make the cutest expressions. Be ready with your camera! Even just normal expressions like a wolf pup yawning or a tiger licking its lips are cute or interesting. The more you learn about your favorite species, the better able you will be to capture these fun shots.
And once you get a few animal or wildlife pictures that you love, don't forget to display them in picture frames. When selecting a frame, just make sure that you don't choose a frame that overpowers your picture like a bright red picture frame or a fancy unique picture frame. All you want is a frame with simple clean lines in a material like wood or metal that adds a nice accent to the image.
So, the next time you're ready to take some wildlife pictures, use these animal photo tips and you'll be amazed at the difference applying this tips can have on your photos.
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