When going through photos, don't delete images in the camera; except, of course, those that are blurry, have only treetops ... you know what I'm talking about, right?
When photographing active wildlife, I normally shoot in continuous mode so I can capture every movement the animal(s) make and not risk missing anything. Therefore, I have LOTS of images to go through. I take my time and look at each image; the sharpness, overall composition, effect of natural lighting, the animals' behavior, and what was going on in the foreground and background. Crazy as it may sound, but it is pretty thrilling to reveal gems like these. It makes the time I invest going through the thousands of images worth every second... and, the bonus is, I get to relive the trip over and over again. Do you do anything like this?
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