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Bring the Right Gear: A wide-angle lens is essential for capturing expansive coastal landscapes, while a telephoto lens will help you photograph distant wildlife. Don’t forget a sturdy tripod for stability during long exposures.
Plan Your Shoots: Research the best times and locations for photography. Use apps to track sunrise and sunset times and the tide schedule to ensure optimal conditions.
Be Patient: Wildlife photography requires patience and timing. Allow yourself plenty of time to observe and capture the perfect shot.
Respect Nature: While it's important to get that perfect shot, always respect the environment and wildlife. Follow local guidelines and leave no trace.

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