Latest about Nature and Wildlife Photography
A rare jaguar was spotted in Honduras for the first time in a decade, thanks to a remote camera trap
News The elusive “cloud jaguar” was pictured in the highest reaches of the Merendón Mountain range – the first time a big cat has been seen in the Honduran wild for over a decade
In brutal -22°C winds, this photographer captured a stunning Arctic fox portrait using Canon's pro full-frame DSLR
Features Captured in remote northwest Iceland, this striking wildlife image reveals the harsh reality of Arctic conditions – and the skill required to shoot in them
13 camera traps, 6.5 years, and 1 rare clouded leopard: Photography once again helps wildlife conservation as researchers set a record for the longest a single animal has been studied
News Scientists have tracked an individual Sundra clouded leopard for over 6 years using a network of camera traps on Borneo as part of a wider 15 year study
Legendary wildlife cameraman and photographer Doug Allan dies while trekking in Nepal aged 74
News Allan worked alongside Sir David Attenborough on documentaries including Blue Planet and won a host of Emmy and BAFTA awards for his wildlife photography
"For me, there's nothing more exciting than photographing a lion that has never been photographed before!"
OPINION Award-winning wildlife photographer shares his thoughts on how taking risks can often yield the best opportunities
These underwater images of a rare sea creature, deep in the Antarctic, could be a world first and they were captured with a less-than-ideal lens
News A photographer encountered one of the Antarctic’s most elusive sea creatures, but all he had attached to his camera was a macro lens. Here’s how he adapted and captured a once-in-a-lifetime moment anyway
Noctourism: the new safari travel trend that's changing the wildlife we can photograph in Africa
After dark, another Africa wakes up... and a new travel movement offers a window onto this fascinating world
This wildlife photographer’s animal portraits are stunning – and she’s at The Photography & Video Show
NEWS This wildlife photographer and conservation biologist has a knack for turning beasts into photogenic cuties – and she’s at the NEC on Monday
30 trail cameras and half a million pictures later, researchers have finally photographed these rare animals in first-ever camera survey of Tasmanian island
News Wildlife cameras have captured rare shots of blonde echidnas, tiny marsupials, and threatened seabirds on the small island of Truwana
