At the zoo, trying to photograph a snow leopard I encountered an enclosure surrounded by heavy metal screen with square openings of approx 6 inches. I did not know how to avoid this short of Photoshop. I saw a man with lots of very expensive equip (later determined to be a professional instructor) taking pictures. I asked him how he was able to shoot through the screen. He told me how to proceed. I returned to him in less than five minutes with a great photo of the snow leopard's face. He enthusiastically complimented me as a quick learner. I then told him that I had merely gone to the other end of the enclosure and took a picture of the identifying sign. Fortunately, he had a good sense of humor. I was also able to photograph the cat using his tips.
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At the zoo, trying to photograph a snow leopard I encountered an enclosure surrounded by heavy metal screen with square openings of approx 6 inches. I did not know how to avoid this short of Photoshop. I saw a man with lots of very expensive equip (later determined to be a professional instructor) taking pictures. I asked him how he was able to shoot through the screen. He told me how to proceed. I returned to him in less than five minutes with a great photo of the snow leopard's face. He enthusiastically complimented me as a quick learner. I then told him that I had merely gone to the other end of the enclosure and took a picture of the identifying sign. Fortunately, he had a good sense of humor. I was also able to photograph the cat using his tips.
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Wire fences,etc. can be a challenge at zoos.
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