Welcome to the second part.
Second picture is a Seychelles tiger chameleon (Archaius tigris).
Seychelles tiger chameleon (Archaius tigris), see Seychelles 2019
For this shoot I had not enough reach with my 100-400 lens so I had to use the 1.4x TC.
This lead to higher ISO values.
So what could be improved?
Noise/IQ
Choice of Lens
First, finding one of these is rather rare and if you do you have to take it wherever you find it.
The only way I see how it could be improved is with a prime lens like 400 f/2.8.
Now to the next wildlife picture, the Seychelles paradise flycatcher.
Also here applies the points before, except if you find a nest you know where to find it reliably.
Here you have the opportunity to walk closer to the flycatcher, because they are rather the opposite of shy.
Here I can’t argue that I had not enough reach, however the light is rather dim so a prime lens with bright aperture helps!
One additional challenge I set for myself, is to capture the flycatcher with my 100 STF lens.
Seychelles paradise flycatcher (Terpsiphone corvina), see Seychelles 2019
Whats your thought about these wildlife pictures and how I could improve them.
Let me know down in the comments and stay tuned for my post in late march!