Nature and Wildlife Photography

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Flower close-up photography

Take a seriously alternative approach to flower photography with a leaf blower!

By James Paterson published

Video James Paterson shows you how to capture interesting blurred blooms with an unconventional approach...

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Photograph of a Temminck's Pangolin, taken in the Okonjima Nature Reserve, Namibia, by Naun Amable Silva of Peru.

10 Years of Remembering Wildlife: the latest book in photo conservation series is on sale now

By Niall Hampton published

news We catch up with Remembering Wildlife founder Margot Raggett as the ninth coffee table book goes on sale

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"For plant portraits, it has to be this beautiful prime, which has great bokeh capability," explains multi-award-winning photographer

By Peter Fenech published

INSPIRATION Discover how photographer Annie Green-Armytage built her career and the gear she relies on to capture our stunning floral world

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A close-up of a resilient animal, partially covered in snow, braving a blizzard with closed eyes, captured in striking black and white

"This is the best camera I've ever used" – Pro wildlife photographer David Gibbon on gear, career, and capturing insights in extreme conditions

By Peter Fenech published

INSPIRATION Discover how wildlife photographer David Gibbon built his career and the gear he relies on to capture our phenomenal natural world

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Keith Ladzinski x Canon

What's in the camera bag of world-renowned wildlife photographer Keith Ladzinski?

By Kalum Carter published

News From telephoto lens to speedlights, Keith Ladzinski explains his formula for capturing wildlife

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Casey Cooper - Lifeboat “This image is of a mother brown bear carrying her cubs back to shore in Katmai National Park, Alaska, United States. They had napped in low tide after digging for clams for a few hours. They were clearly exhausted and didn’t wake up until the water had risen around them. The cubs were scared and too young to swim. The sow let the cubs get on her back to bring them to safety. I watched as the story unfolded. I had a feeling she would end up putting the cubs on her back and was hoping for just that. Sure enough, once the water rose a bit more, they woke up andm cubs crying, the mother huffed and they knew to climb up and get a ride back to shore. It’s one of my favorite moments I’ve witnessed.” 

More than 200 leading photographers offer images of hope to support global conservation

By Kalum Carter published

News Limited-edition prints from world-renowned photographers raise funds for Conservation International

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A still from footage of the octopus that borrowed the camera

The credit for this mesmerizing film? That goes to a Giant Pacific Octopus that borrows the filmmaker's camera!

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

ANIMAL SELFIES An octopus borrowed a filmmaker's camera and captured a rare view before dropping the underwater camera rig

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The Wild Ones

I watched The Wild Ones on Apple TV+, and if you’re a wildlife photographer then you should, too

By Mike Harris published

Opinion The Wild Ones team captures footage of elusive animals using hides, drones, and camera traps

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Badger coming out of a bush

Put your old DSLR to work and capture incredible wildlife!

By Kalum Carter published

Opinion I'm going to be breathing new life into my DSLR by turning it into a camera trap

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Photographer Corey Arnold standing in front of forest

How a commercial fisherman became a documentary and wildlife photographer, and advocate of the natural world

By Mike Harris published

News Adorama’s Picture America heads to Washington State’s Columbia River Gorge to document the life and career of commercial fisherman turned photographer Corey Arnold

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