![IMG_8313.JPG](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/wilfredocav/23tkhh3kJbveH9by8bkb6vMoFBW5MySPqNV6HEeZBR6TRrvd9seeED5atGkqqWyWoQ6xd.JPG) **F5.6 1/100s ISO 800 260 mm**

The key to obtain good photographs of animals, is due to the configuration of the camera, so that the figure, in this case any animal, can be appreciated without losing sharpness and a correct luminance in the image.

Like this first photograph of this imposing eagle, where I had to use a 300 mm lens, in order to have a longer range, apart from setting the ISO moderately high at 800 and a shutter speed of 1/100s, all because it was daytime, it was very cloudy and there were many trees that prevented a better entry of light. This way almost the same settings apply for the other photographs in this publication.

![IMG_8302.JPG](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/wilfredocav/23xoz1zfBCifqV39bhrRJAmR9UZwvzp98QPta8rqs3rzxRbYmvEyzoMzR1VjPKUY8zneB.JPG) **F5.6 1/100s ISO 800 110 mm**

In this case the main targets were the turtles, and despite the impediment so you can see the bars, it was still part of the photographic composition, but giving blur to the bars, so as not to lose importance to the turtles. Similarly, the camera settings are the same as the first one in relation to iso and shutter speed, but with a focal length of 110 mm.

![IMG_8275.JPG](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/wilfredocav/23vhUHwEtqwGb5tQiYE3D5bKnPbXohpj5aLXrxJ4w2xZJYGkoZoFNG98jz924hiz47aHX.JPG) **F6.3 1/200s ISO 400 43 mm**

As in the turtle photograph, the grids were not an impediment, but were part of the composition without losing interest in the main figure, which in this case is this beautiful macaw bird, where you can see its variety of shades of colors, which make it very striking. I was able to lower the ISO to 400 and increase the speed a little to 1/200s, since there was a little more light.

![IMG_8260.JPG](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/wilfredocav/23y8t5gsFcip1Pb1rk1YAJmQKemqmcdCwkuKQWYq5EXd3An19c6RZ84PFKzpabTLAzBcu.JPG) **F6.3 1/200s ISO 400 55 mm**

Under the light conditions of the place, also for this photograph I used the same settings for the macaw photo, so that the figure of this sheep can be appreciated without losing sharpness and focus, because the animals are in constant movement and that can influence the image captured, whether it looks with movement or not.

![IMG_8271.JPG](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/wilfredocav/23tGXuwLm6Wiy24SaArh8HZZLTx7yyhxjmvqvZbUGrZjrgdT76sLio41NidfS2E45UWv5.JPG) **F6.3 1/200s ISO 400 39 mm**

And finally I leave this photograph of what would be a real parrot bird, where or through almost the same configuration is used by the light conditions of the area, unlike the focal length varies, which depends on the main objective at what distance it is in relation to the lens of the camera.

All photographs are my own and were taken with a Canon T3i camera.

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RE: Kleiner Blick in die römische Geschichte, 25. Januar 41 n. Chr.