Why the Habitat Matters as Much as the Animal in Wildlife Photography

A triptych showing a ground squirrel perched in a tree, an adult egret with two chicks in a nest, and a bear in a river.

Wildlife rarely exists in isolation, yet it’s easy to overlook the environment when you’re trying to capture a compelling portrait. Learn how environmental wildlife portraits use habitat, composition, and animal behavior to tell a bigger story without losing focus on the subject.

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