Latest about Nature and Wildlife Photography
Researchers put a trail camera on a deer carcass. Four hours later, they had the “best trail camera capture yet" with first-ever footage of cougar cubs in Minnesota
WILDLIFE Researchers in Minnesota have found the first evidence of cougars reproducing in the wild in more than 100 years, thanks to trail cameras
A YouTuber dropped a night vision camera into the ocean – and managed to get the first footage of an elusive shark
News A YouTuber captured footage of a giant ray and a shark species never before seen in the wild at the depths of the Indian Ocean below Nusa Penida, Bali
This is going to sound strange, but wildlife photography isn’t about the photos for me
WILDLIFE Wildlife photography forces me to slow down and pay attention in an increasingly fast-paced world
Scientists record bizarre footage of wild lynxes washing their prey - who would’ve thought animals treat food like humans do?
News Would you ever have imagined animals bathing their food like humans do? Well, thanks to camera traps, scientists in Spain have observed two lynxes doing just that
Capture beautiful photos of bluebells in the woods this Spring before they are all gone!
HOW TO Learn the essential techniques for shooting forests full of flowers with Canon pro Peter Travers
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
