| Principle | Unethical | Ethical | |-----------|-----------|---------| | Disturbance | Chasing, flushing, call playback during breeding | Observe from distance, use blinds | | Habitat | Trampling nests, removing perches | Stay on trails, no habitat alteration | | Feeding | Baiting predators for “action shots” | Natural foraging only | | Digital manipulation | Adding/removing animals, cloning out collars | Basic exposure, crop, dust spot removal |
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The key is . You may increase the clarity of the frost on a bison’s fur to emphasize the cold. You may desaturate the background to make the subject sing. But you do not change the biological truth. The animal is where it is, doing what it does. The art lies in revealing what the naked eye might have missed. Introduction | Principle | Unethical | Ethical |
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