Latest about Nature and Wildlife Photography
"I chose to edit this photo as close to reality as I remembered seeing it unfold in front of my eyes"
Why shots work Rylan Meadows shares four visual decisions for capturing vibrant and sharp bird imagery
"I traveled to Kenya and captured this powerful image to convey the plight of the southern white rhino"
Photo of the Day Rahul Sachdev’s golden silhouette of a southern white rhino earned him gold in the prestigious HIPA photography competition's General Colour category. Here's its story...
"Every encounter is different," explains wildlife photographer David duChemin
INTERVIEW David duChemin addresses the fundamental question of how photographers can stay inspired and keep the spark alive in their work…
This photographer spent three days photographing a dead hippo – and it won her Photographer of the Year
NEWS The Society of Photographers 2024 Photographer of the Year is Frankie Adamson
Photographing spider webs on a cold morning is one of winter's big camera opportunities
VIDEO As winter grips and colder mornings arrive, Matty Graham suggests taking close-up shots of the dew-covered webs in your garden...
The Panda Cam is back! A popular (and adorable) livestream returns as National Zoo welcomes new panda pair
NEWS The wholesome Panda Cam stream returns as two new pandas settle into the upgraded habitat at the National Zoo
Do you have photos of these animals? Remembering Wildlife is calling for images for its 10th anniversary book
Want to feature in the next book in this leading conservation series? Then enter your best wildlife shot before March 09
More photographers can work inside US National Parks without expensive permits, thanks to new law
NEWS The FILM Act adjusts the permit requirements for smaller commercial photography and videography in national parks
Quit your day job and move to the Isle of Man for a year as its official nature photographer
The Manx Wildlife Trust is looking for one individual to live on the island and document its wildlife with a budget of £16,000
"The single most important part of the camera is the 12 inches behind it" says wildlife photographer David duChemin
Renowned photographer David duChemin will appear at The Photography and Video Show in March to discuss why it's so important to think about making pictures
