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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Jamie Carter

Do you photograph wildlife & wilderness? You need to STOP tagging your location

White Rhinoceros with large horn

You just saw a rhino – and you got a photo. What an amazing shot! What an incredible experience! You’ve got to share it! As soon as you get back to the safari lodge, that shot is going straight on social media. You’ll add a caption, details of what lens and settings you used and, of course, you’ll add the name of the national park or game reserve so that your followers know where you are. Maybe they can visit one day, too. Let all photographers help other photographers! 

Carry on treating wildlife like any other subject that you point your lens at, however, and you could be the last photographer ever to see that animal alive. 

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