A little effort makes a big difference. First, take the picture where there is nothing between the camera and you. Branches, saplings and brush in front of you can create shadows and out of focus areas in the photograph and interfere with the view of your trophy. It will only tak a couple of minutes to trim or move them out of the way. Our game animals are beautiful creatures and their last remembrance should show this.
Little things count.
Tuck their tongues back in their mouths. Make sure there is no blood on the game or the ground and never show the arrow in the animal. Remove any dirt, leaves or debris. Leaves do a great job of removing blood from their coat and leaves can always be tossed on any blood that is on the ground. I always carry a small towel in my fanny pack to do clean up the face and nose if it needs it, it helps.