11.3.10

Sharing Your Pictures Of Baby Animals With Friends And Family

Pictures of baby animals are rather popular. If you bought a puppy for Christmas, you can take a series of images, as the puppy grows into a large dog. This sequence of images can be placed online to show your friends and relatives. You may even send emails to your friends as you continue to place new images online.

There may be animals in your yard with newborn. For example, you may have a pair of rabbits, looking after their newborn baby rabbits. You can take images and watch the rabbits grow into adult rabbits, taking a series of images, following their path to adult rabbits.

We have birds in trees in our backyard and they continue to produce baby chicks. I like to hide behind a screen of leaves and branches with my long lenses, and take images of the birds feeding their hungry chicks.

When you buy a puppy for your children to keep in the yard, you may take images of your puppy playing around with your children. Some of these photos may be shared online with other family members, living far away.

These pictures may be loved as much as images of your newborn. As the baby grows into a child, you may continue to share these images with your relatives.

The same goes for images of your small puppy. As the puppy grows into a dog, you can continue to place updated images on your family website, for the world to see images of your growing pet. The small puppy may grow into an enormous German Shepherd, terrorizing unwanted prowlers from walking around your yard.

Baby animals tend to be very active, so when taking images of baby animals, you need to be ready with your equipment. Take the picture when he hears your voice and looks at you, as these are often the best pictures. Especially when the animal is awake and looking at the camera.

Now you know how to take better pictures of baby animals.

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