Photographing Giant Limpets Hot

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The Namaqua National Park is famous for its high density of giant limpets in the inter-tidal zone.

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Having someone to share ideas with and spark your creativity while you are out photographing is a great way to broaden your view of a particular subject. In this image, getting down low, to water level and using fill flash on the limpets with the dark sky in background was a novel way of placing your subject in its environment that I may not have thought of.

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Arne's passion for the environment, wildlife and conservation was instilled from an early age, leading to a career in nature conservation, first as a game ranger in the Natal Parks Board, a conservation officer with CapeNature and today in the City of Cape Town's Environmental Compliance Department. Photography is his creative medium of choice.

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