Latest about Nature and Wildlife Photography
This haunting photo shows what a seal would see in their last moments – just before the polar bear launches a deadly attack
Award winner Meet the polar bear who found a hidden camera under Arctic ice, looked it dead in the eye, then fell asleep above it for nine hours
"Being seasick, sunburnt, dusty, flooded and sometimes scared are all part of it, but getting the shot means any hardship is quickly forgotten" – wildlife photographer Chris Fallows on his spectacular shots of whales
INTERVIEW The award-winning photographer captured 299 different humpback whales in a day, setting a world record – here's how
The UK’s rarest bird has a new top-secret nest – but here’s where you can go to photograph them, albeit with “extreme” caution
News Montagu’s harriers, Britain’s rarest bird of prey, have successfully nested in a secret location – but in Spain, these birds can be photographed under “extreme” caution, say conservation groups
Nature lover captures rare grumpy wild cat on camera – but I can’t help smiling at how cute its little angry face is
News An Iranian nature enthusiast has captured footage of a Pallas’s cat, an elusive feline famed for its grumpy facial expression, but one that also makes it incredibly cute
These National Geographic filmmakers spent four years following the journey of a single lion cub – I can’t wait to watch!
National Geographic’s ‘Lion’ promises to be a real-life Lion King story – and the trailer footage looks incredible
Influencer bitten by shark is a lesson to both casual and pro photographers alike
News Are photographers and influencers more at risk? Rise in human-animal-related incidents suggests so
“I started screaming because I know what shelling looks like” – dolphin photographed performing extremely rare behavior
News Researchers have managed to photograph and video dolphins performing ‘shelling’ off the east coast of Australia
Horrific photograph of starving polar bear still stands out as stark warning this World Photography Day
News Nine years ago, Cristina Goettsch Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen captured some of the most haunting wildlife imagery I have ever seen
