The Telegraph this week has a gallery of images from two underwater photography competitions - "the Our World Under Water competition and the fourth annual Deep Indonesia International underwater photo competition. Prizes for the events were worth over $120,000 (£74,000). The two competitions attracted over 5,000 entries and winners were picked from 20 countries across the world."
Embedded above is "Underwater Sadness" by Ramon Dominguez, showing a sea turtle caught in a net in the Sea of Cortez, Mexico. Photographers are not supposed to intervene when doing nature documentaries; lets hope this one made an exception in this case.
There are several dozen more photos here.
they are allowed to intervene if it is a situation caused by human interaction. I don't see why they wouldn't but some people are jerks.
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