Latest about Nature and Wildlife Photography
"Birds are the great equalizer in wildlife photography." A flash of movement caught my eye. When I looked out my window, I grabbed my wildlife camera gear and started running
OPINION Bird photography is the wildlife genre that doesn't require living in an exotic location, and sometimes I don’t even have to search for them
My photo subject sometimes doesn't even show up – but I will always continue shooting this genre, even if I’m not any good at it
OPINION I don’t care if I’m no good at it, wildlife photography is my self-care
These photographs are breaking my heart, but this 55-year-old elephant’s viral rescue also proves the power of photography
RESCUE A 55-year-old circus elephant was rescued after videos of the animal's condition circulated online
These wildlife photographers broke the rules, and letting them off sets a dangerous precedent for animal welfare – but do you agree?
News A viral video of photographers coming within meters of a wild puma in Chile has split hairs, but rules are rules, and flouting them is a slippery slope to unethical wildlife photography – yes or no?
I’m a photography educator who disregarded Micro Four Thirds for wildlife photography. I don’t mind admitting when I’m wrong
Features I claimed that a full-frame camera was the only route into serious wildlife photography, but following a backlash from MFT photographers, I headed out with an OM System camera – and ordered a big old serving of humble pie
WWF uses trail cameras to shed new light on the world’s most elusive big cat - the ‘Ghost of the Mountain’
News WWF has shared trail cam footage from a snow leopard survey in China, these cats being so elusive only an estimated 22% of their range has been documented, with researchers nicknaming them “Ghosts of the Mountain”
This camera gear was never intended for panoramas – yet you can still shoot a macro panorama with it, and here's how
HOW TO I'm a professional photographer and here's how to create wide-angle macro images with a simple stitching technique
Dreamy image of seahorse so rare it’s classified as “data deficient” shortlisted for nature photography award
News Lewis Burnett captured the elusive tiger snout seahorse in a dream-like underwater composition, making the shortlist for a AU$10,000 photography contest
