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Wildlife photography’s dirty little secret

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Have you ever seen a wildlife photograph so spectacular that you’ve wondered if it was even real? Enter “photography game farms”: captive facilities where photographers can create photographs of wild animals, which they can then sell to stock sites, magazines and enter into awards. Photographers like @MelissaGroo are trying to put an end to this […]

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Wildlife photography’s dirty little secret
Sam Lee · 10/21/2026, 9:55:25 AM
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