Animals

In the world of wildlife photography, it's all about moments of pure expression and untouched beauty. From the curious eye of a bird to the impressive strength of a large wild animal, my photos capture the unique personalities and behaviors of animals in their natural environment. Each image is an ode to the wonders of nature and the unexpected interactions that surround us. Explore the fascinating world of animals through my lens and discover the stories hidden in every glance.

TECHNIQUE

On a Micro Four Thirds camera, a 100–400 mm lens functions like a 400–800 mm lens on a full-frame system, making it ideal for capturing birds and wildlife from a distance with impressive magnification. Due to this high magnification, stability is crucial.Fortunately, many Micro Four Thirds cameras feature IBIS (In-Body Image Stabilization) and sometimes electronic stabilization (E-stabilization). These technologies help reduce camera shake during handheld shooting, especially when photographing still subjects.

However, additional support is still recommended:
Use a monopod with a gimbal head for flexible tracking of moving animals, a tripod with a ball head for stable compositions, or a fluid video head for smooth motion in video recording.

Combined, the powerful zoom, built-in stabilization, and proper support result in sharp, stable images—even at long distances.