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| Photographers must respect the privacy of wildlife subjects |
| Every life-form, big or small, has the right to privacy & in no condition, should the photographer in you overlook this fact. Never infringe into their private space unless it shows prospects of some significant scientific record. If you happen to displace an insect to take a better picture, ensure that it is released back in the same location where it was first found. Do not upturn stones in search of photographable spiders/geckos/scorpions, as this may cause irreversible damage to their lairs. |
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| A photo of a partially visible Kashmir Agama is far more satisfying than the one where the animal is coerced out in the open for a full-body portrait. |
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