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steep <a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 1" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=1"> Welcome TO THE NEW ONLINE MAGAZINE FOR TEENS AND </a>YOUNG ADULTS Welcome to the second issue of Nature's Best
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 2" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=2"> nature's best photography MOUNTAIN GORILL</a>AS OF RWANDA CREATE A BACKYARD WILDLIFE HABITAT MASTERS INTHE MAKING interactive edition
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<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 6" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=6"> MGOFORURWNIALTNLADAIANS: S. Burrard-Lucas oppos</a>ite: Baby Gorilla of Sabinyo Group “As this baby slid down a grassy bank, I composed the image including the landscape background to convey the steep
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 7" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=7"> T he landscape of the Virungas is</a> noted for its deep valleys and is covered by a blanket of thick, impenetrable jungle. The steep, muddy
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<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 9" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=9"> F or an hour we followed the </a> troop across the steep hills and eucalyptus groves. It was amazing how quickly they covered the dif
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 10" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=10"> The Sabinyo Group “The Sabinyo group wanders up a</a> steep hillside outside the park, passing through the terraced fields. The dominant male is clearly visible by the grey saddle adorning his back. Trai
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 11" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=11"> O n our second day I wa</a>s disappointed to see that the shroud of mist had descended even furth
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<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 14" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=14"> W e pursued the g</a>orillas as they wandered through the forest, stooping low to avoid branches and vines. Aft
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 15" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=15"> Tips PHOTO &Tricks BY ALEX SNYDER </a> Age 20 Anthony Cangemi BASIC DEFINITIONS: FOCAL LENGTH: The distance, measured in millimeters (mm), from the
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 16" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=16"> TELEPHOTO LENS: Wildlife is fun to photograph, </a>but some species, like grizzly bears, are too dangerous to approach with a short focal length lens and still achieve a full-frame image. Telephoto len
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<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 18" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=18"> C L O S E 2 HOME Gabby Salazar </a> Ever since I can remember, I have helped my mother
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 19" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=19"> F IRST, I evaluated the food sou</a>rces in my yard that wildlife might eat. Natural food sources include nuts, seeds, fruits and berries, nectar, a
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 20" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=20"> juncos—species that don't usually come to feeders</a>—will show up for this tasty treat. This feed is slightly more expensive, but the advantage is that it creates no mess. In my other bird feeder, I use
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 21" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=21"> protection for many critters such as spiders, pil</a>l bugs, ants, lizards, and small snakes. I created a rock border around some of the flower beds and several rock piles. Though I have many natural
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 22" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=22"> Above: My Backyard Wildlife Habitat, Durham, NC, </a>USA TAKE low in some macro nutrients essential for plant growth, so I plan to work in some humus a
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 23" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=23"> MASTERS in the making: Masters in the Making is a</a> showcase of young, talented shooters from all over the world. In this issue, take a closer look at colorful plants with Annabelle Schossig. She is
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<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 25" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=25"> an n a b e l l e s </a> chossig Age: 17 Hometown: Nevada City, California, USA School: Forest Charter High School Interests: Art and Photography “I fel
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 26" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=26"> a s RedTulip</a> Bulb GrassValley, California, USA “I like photographing flowers right before the sun sets.The light is perfect
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 27" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=27"> Green Seed</a>s GrassValley, California, USA “Our meadow changes seasonally;
<a title="Nature's Best Photography Students Issue II page 28" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=wqhhdp&pageid=28"> Spend some time outside with your camer</a>a searching for patterns. You might find them in the sand, on a leaf, in the bark of a tree, or in a bird's feathers. Take a photograph and upload it
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