For the most part, I don't... obviously, given the nature of my usually crappy photos. Sometimes, I won't even move a blade of grass from a frame, because I don't want to disturb the "how I found it" setting. On a few occasions, I have handled animals, but I make it very clear on Nature ID that I intruded on their space. I have also on at least 2 instances put insects into the fridge to cool them down enough to get a picture, and those, too, were very obvious (http://natureid.blogspot.com/2010/07/giant-western-crane-fly-holorusia.html and http://natureid.blogspot.com/2010/07/edwards-glassy-wing-moth-hemihyalea.html).
http://www.thefreequark.com/2012/03/baiting-and-staging-nature-shots/
http://naturography.com/staging-photos/
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/compound-eye/2011/12/12/most-of-the-wildlife-photography-you-see-is-fake/
http://skepticalmoth.southernfriedscience.com/2011/08/genius-20/ (see #11, #21, and #25)
http://www.thefreequark.com/2012/03/baiting-and-staging-nature-shots/
http://naturography.com/staging-photos/
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/compound-eye/2011/12/12/most-of-the-wildlife-photography-you-see-is-fake/
http://skepticalmoth.southernfriedscience.com/2011/08/genius-20/ (see #11, #21, and #25)
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