coobybook Chapter 578 The "candid shot" you mentioned, it turns out it meant taking a shot while on
Chapter 578 The "candid shot" you mentioned, it turns out it meant taking a shot while on
I always thought that close-up photos of wild animals were only possible because photographers had to hold heavy equipment and wait at a distance for a long time to take them.
[It turns out that the photographers were actually using close-up shots with exaggerated camera angles.]
Now approaching you is the greatest photographer of all time, Kim Walhart.
[A wild photographer who dared to grab a cheetah by the scruff of its neck with his bare hands]
He caught the wild cheetah as easily as picking up a kitten.
To keep up with the cheetah's speed, he jogged in the mornings, watched the mother cheetah protect her cubs, and filmed it hunting.
At first, the cheetah kept its distance, but Old Jin stayed by its side and gradually gained its trust.
To what extent should the trust extend?
[The cheetah, while tightly gripping its prey, allowed Lao Jin to shove the camera right in its face to film it.]
In the end, he even handed his own child to Old Jin to carry.
To understand the habits of wild animals, Lao Jin spends several years immersing himself in their environment, even taking off his shoes and lying on the ground to interact with them.
The two hyenas had seen this person around their neighborhood since they were puppies, so they were quite used to it.
Sometimes Lao Jin would also have his wife and children join the filming process.
[He would even take his daughter out of the car to play with the hyena pups.]
Others have to administer anesthesia before putting a tracking collar on their pets.
Old Jin, on the other hand, didn't hesitate and just went for it. The cheetah just lay there obediently, not resisting at all.
Over time, Lao Jin's bond with the animals grew stronger.
To protect the safe living environment of wild animals, and because Old Jin deeply loves every life on this land, he is dedicated to his work.
Old Jin once ambushed a poacher, and although he was unfortunately stabbed, the operation successfully dismantled 94 traps, saving many animals from death.
Therefore, all perseverance in the world stems from passion.
"After hearing this story, looking back at the first picture of the leopard really gave me a faint sense of dread, like I'd been constantly stalked by a pervert [crash]"
"I've seen it. When a cub got lost, the cheetah mother gave up, but when they found him, she practically put him in her arms."
"Old Jin: What does 'candid shot' mean? It means grabbing someone and taking a picture [confused]"
Other photographers: capturing a cheetah
He said: "Catch a cheetah and take a picture."
"What if the cheetah and the hyena get into a fight, and they both look to Old Jin? What will Old Jin do then? He's got his heart set on both."
"You're on good terms with hyenas on one hand, and on the other hand, you're close to cheetahs on the other."
They started fighting and you just stood there watching.
I saw a video before that said human joys and sorrows are not shared.
Photographer filming antelopes: My child was eaten (crying while filming [tears])
The photographer filming the cheetah: "Good boy, just keep biting like this! [licking screen]"
"I remember an episode where Old Kim made a cheetah smell his feet, and that cheetah ended up with a lung infection [emo/punk]"
"Removing over ninety traps and catching poachers was truly moving. They really love their work! [crying][crying]"
“I watched a program on CCTV-9 the day before yesterday. His wife was driving and filming lions. There were two prides of lions, and the car was really close to the lions.”
Animals are best able to sense whether people are friendly or hostile, and whether they pose a threat to them. Moreover, they will not attack humans, these alien creatures, unless they are starving to death.
"Don't lie, I wanted to do this kind of work when I was a kid. Ever since I learned how to capture these photos, I can now run away from puppies like a cheetah."
Our ancestors under the sky: This man from Waipan is no ordinary person. Although he looks different from us, he is just as brave as us.
He showed no fear in the face of wild animals in the mountains and forests, and even dared to hold that camera and keep filming their faces. He truly is a great man.
These animals aren't afraid of him at all, and they can even entrust their babies to him without worry. If I could be so loved by those animals, wouldn't that be a sign of divine talent?
In the future, if anyone bullies me, I can just wave my hand and lead a whole bunch of animals to my door to take revenge. That sounds incredibly cool and exciting!
Having written about so many animals, and managing them for years, wouldn't it be perfectly acceptable for me to casually become the king of animals on this mountain someday? And what if one of the animals, by some stroke of luck, transforms into a beautiful fairy and comes to follow me to repay my debt of gratitude…
Our ancestors, who made the things they imagined in their minds more and more beautiful, had become so obsessed with daydreaming that they no longer knew what the world was like.