Over many of my past posts, I have give tips and hints on how to get those great zoo pictures, and have highlighted the importance of preparation, subject and gear knowledge, and luck. I want to add a little tip I picked up a while back and have used successfully on several occasions.
What's the difference between this image and the next one?
I know they're of different rhinos, but which was seems more like it was taken in the wild? Here's another one.
If you can add branches or other natural objects to make it seem like you were in the wild, you will also add a certain degree of drama to your shot. Is the animal aware of your intrusion, or is it oblivious and carrying on with its activities? Where does the viewer think you were when you shot it?
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