Wildlife photographers prove their shots are genuine by: 1. Sharing RAW files( unedited originals). 2. Using EXIF data to show when and how the photo was taken. 3. Including GPS and time data to confirm the location. 4. Showing sequential shots to prove the scene wasn’t staged. These steps verify the photo is real and unaltered.

Respecting Wildlife: Ensure you never disturb animals or their habitats. Never bait or lure animals into an unnatural pose or setting. Your work should reflect the animal in its natural environment, behaving as it would in the wild. Natural Behavior: Document animals behaving naturally without human intervention. If you’re photographing wildlife, it should reflect their true behavior, not artificially staged or set up scenes. No Manipulation: Limit the use of post-production editing. Avoid manipulating or altering key details (e.g., adding or removing elements, altering the context of the environment). Transparency about how much editing is involved can also help maintain authenticity.

Camera settings, timestamps, and metadata are always intact, offering transparency on when and where the photos were taken. This helps verify the authenticity of the images.

Para demostrar la autenticidad en tu fotografía de vida silvestre, es fundamental capturar imágenes con integridad y transparencia. Documenta detalladamente cada sesión, registrando la ubicación, la hora y las condiciones ambientales, lo que respalda la veracidad de tus fotos. Utiliza formatos RAW para preservar la calidad original y evita manipulaciones excesivas que puedan cuestionar la realidad de la imagen. Comparte historias auténticas detrás de cada captura, mostrando el contexto y el comportamiento natural de los animales. Además, participa en comunidades y asociaciones reconocidas que validen tu trabajo, fortaleciendo así la credibilidad y asegurando que tus fotografías resistan la prueba de autenticidad.