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Fieldcraft and Animal Welfare
This comes from Learning Centre, our online educational Want to Learn More? Head to Learning Centre! yourself with any local access restrictions and follow guidance designed to protect sensitive habitats. Dressing appropriately, moving quietly and allowing yourself time to observe your surroundings will all improve your chances of success. Wildlife photography should always put the welfare of your subjects first. Avoid disturbing animals or altering their natural behaviour for the sake of a photograph, and take extra care around nests, dens and young animals. By keeping a respectful distance, you’ll not only reduce stress for wildlife but it often results in more natural-looking images. Before visiting a location, familiarise
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18 FUJIFILM Focus Magazine
September/October 2026
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