Submerged in the wild: photographing elusive platypuses
Photographer Richard Freeman reveals what went on behind the scenes when he was tasked with photographing elusive wild platypuses.
Photographer Richard Freeman reveals what went on behind the scenes when he was tasked with photographing elusive wild platypuses.
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