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Photography

You are welcome to take photos and/or video for personal use only. If your photos are for noncommercial purposes you may come to Ripley as a regular visitor (admission costs will apply; please see website for current hours and prices) and take your photos provided all the following apply:
  1. The sale of packaged media with Ripley's logo or branding is prohibited.
  2. ​Acknowledgement of the Conservancy in the credits of any publication, with prior approval, is required. 
  3. No tripods or monopods are permitted.
  4. The party is not permitted to stop visitor traffic or block other visitors’ views for extended periods in order to take photos.
  5. The party is not permitted to disrupt visitors, staff, or birds in any way
  6. No special assistance shall be given (e.g. security, special access etc).​
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Staff members reserve the right to approach photographers on Conservancy property about their work. If photographers are not complying with the above or have not sought permission to take professional photographs of the birds or physical site, they will be asked to return their equipment to their vehicle before enjoying the rest of their visit.

Professional Photography Policy

Photography Passes are available by appointment. Call: 860-567-2062 to schedule.
wildlife photography​Photograph by Anthony Healy
If your photos are for commercial purposes, please contact the Conservancy's office. Ripley is pleased to assist photography and filming projects in conjunction with our Mission Statement. The Conservancy is also an education facility and public attraction, and our visitors are entitled to an experience with a minimum of distraction and inconvenience. In order to accommodate all parties involved, professional photographers are asked to schedule their visit in advance, and please review and complete our Photography Contract prior to obtaining a Photo Pass.

Half-Day Photo Pass
The Conservancy's unique collection of beautiful birds makes an exciting place for photographers.
To provide the access needed to capture the birds at their best, we offer our special Half-Day Photo Pass.

Half-Day sessions are available Mon-Thur from 8am-12pm & 12pm-4pm throughout the winter at a rate of $100.00 per person/per half-day / $75.00 for Conservancy members. 

Please know that only one photography party is booked per half-day appointment.
A maximum of three photographers are allowed per party.  Call to schedule: 860-567-2062
Please fill out and bring this Photo Contract with you to your scheduled session.


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​55 Duck POND ROAD | P.O. Box 210 |
Litchfield, CT 06759

Phone: 860.567.2062 | Fax: 860.567.4369  info@ripleyconservancy.org

  • Home
  • About
    • Ripley Staff
    • Who We Are
    • Career Opportunities
    • New Identity
    • Board of Directors
    • The Collection >
      • Collection Plan
      • Species Guide
  • Visit
    • Plan Your Visit
    • Photography
    • Guided Tours & Field Trips
  • Support
    • Pheasantry
    • Donate
    • Become a Member
    • Partners
  • Education
    • At Home Education: Species Highlight Videos
    • Explore
    • Featured Programs >
      • Avian Ambassadors
      • Wetland Health Inspector
      • Birds on the Brink
      • Duckling Development
      • Birds of a Feather
      • Distance Learning
      • Education Collaboration
      • Microplastic Pollution
      • Ripley and the Girl Scouts
    • Incubator Kits
    • The Reviews Are In
    • Internships >
      • Avian Care and Environmental Education Intern
      • Junior Aviculturist
  • Research
    • Current Research >
      • Institutional
      • State of Connecticut
    • Past Research >
      • Harvard Collaboration
      • Long-Tailed Duck Harvest Survey
      • Eider Nutrient Allocation
  • Conservation Action
  • Upcoming Events
    • Winter Events
  • Newsletter