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Digital Focus: Wildlife Photography at the ZooTake great animal shots without risking life, limb, or poison ivy. Dave Johnson Feature: Taking Great Digital Photos at the Zoo It’s almost summertime. The skies are clear, the air is warm, and the last place you want to be is locked up in the office. If you have photography in your blood, summer probably reminds you of the great outdoors. But let’s face it: An African safari is probably not in the budget. That’s okay, because a visit to the local zoo can be a suitable substitute for a wildlife expedition. Don’t laugh! If you haven’t been to the zoo in a while, you may be pleasantly surprised; many have dramatically updated their facilities. These days there are fewer cages and bars, and more natural-looking habitats with authentic, comfortable digs for the animals. I’ve got a few tips that will help you snag good pictures while you’re at the zoo. Timing Your Expedition What’s the best time of day to take pictures at the zoo? There are a fe
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