How to photograph wildlife you can't see

When I think of wildlife photography, I think of telephoto lenses on expensive cameras in the Sahara desert. That was until I saw the wildlife camera trapping that Carla Rhodes was doing. I knew I needed to try it for myself in Brooklyn, NY.

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Carla Rhodes:
https://www.carlarhodes.com/
https://www.instagram.com/misscarlarhodes/
Dan Yacobellis:
https://www.tamakocewildernessprograms.com/

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