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Wildlife tourism is good for the economy, bringing in millions of dollars each year. But with tourism comes the significant disturbances to animals in their natural habitats. with their  breeding patterns,  feeding patterns, parent-offspring bonds, Increased vulnerability to predators and competitors.

 Wildlife Photography Ethics & Philosophy

be cautious, be respectful, it’s just picture to you but to an animal it could be much more .

If you see something rare dont automatically disclose the location to everybody.

 Do not bait animals.

Photos are more than just a ornamental decoration photos tell a story or if not they should. The photo of the spider is a great example with the way it is cropped its more natural

 

                      Ideas/suggestions for trip to Africa.

1- First of all don’t forget a camera along with good camera support such as a good tripod, different lenses, beanbags lots of SD Cardsand Batteries

 

 

2- Try to understand the Geographic of where you are going, so you can plan for weather conditions and climate conditions.

 

 

3- Rechargeable batteries or alternative power source, such as the Goal Zero Product line, Solar panal.

 

 

4-Try to get into an open roof vehicle, for 360 views.

 

 

5- Watch weight (of baggage) limit is 44 pounds; try to get a good sturdy suitcase that is lightweight.

 

 

6- Remember where you are at, listen to your guides, there are plenty of dangers on safaris. Remember to enjoy every mininte of it.

This is a photo of  a paw print that was left behind by a bear that visited us on our first night in yellowstone Park. Going by size we figured that it was from a medium sized grizzly bear. This was around 100 yards from our camp site right along the lake shore.

This was a picure that i took while i was in the pryor mt's we woke up to this freak snow storm. This was taken with a point and shoot