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Critics often argued that photography was a mechanical process devoid of artistic merit because the camera "did the work." This argument ignores the critical decisions of the wildlife photographer: composition, depth of field, and the decisive moment.
serves as a memory keeper. It preserves the way light fell on a jaguar’s rosettes in a Panamanian jungle—light that will never fall exactly that way again. It holds space for wonder in a cynical world. And it reminds us that we are not apart from nature; we are a part of it.
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