Wildlife photography often places the subject of the photograph where? foreground. a middleground. b background. c topground. d subject photography

I believe the answer you're looking for is foreground. If you were to take a picture of an animal you would likely focus on the animal and the back ground would blur.

The answer is A, Foreground. The foreground is typically where the closest objects are, which means you can see them more clearly than ones in the background. So if the photographer wanted to take a picture with something in the foreground, the object would be very visible and close. Hope this helped you ∴°ω°∴

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It is different everywhere so it just dependsi hope this