By Wildlife photography demands more than just technical skill – it requires a deep commitment to ethical photography principles that protect and respect our subjects. Every time we raise our cameras to photograph wildlife, we make decisions that impact not just our images, but the well-being of the creatures we photograph.
The line between capturing a compelling shot and disturbing natural behavior is razor-thin. A startled bird abandoning its nest, a bear changing its feeding pattern, or a herd of deer …
