The best camera for wildlife photography in 2024 By James Artaius last updated 14 November 24 Buying guide DCW's wildlife expert helps you find the best camera for wildlife photography for beginners, enthusiasts and pros
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 opens for entries today! By Kalum Carter published 14 October 24 News Showcase your best wildlife images by entering the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025!
"My mission to highlight the beauty of London's urban wildlife" By Leonie Helm published 8 July 24 INTERVIEW "People often love to gripe about London, but my affection for the city remains unwavering" says urban wildlife photographer Joseph Hart
"Wildlife photography saved my life" By PhotoPlus published 7 June 24 Interview Professional photographer Sam Hazell shares the profoundly positive effect that being in nature has on his mental health
"I am LIVID" – wildlife photographer Tesni Ward speaks out against new badger culling policy By DCW team published 30 March 24 News Tesni Ward told a full theater at The Photography Show that the UK government paying for the shooting of badgers is wrong
Pro tips: How to start and excel in wildlife photography, and exhibit your work online By Digital Photographer published 3 March 24 PRO TIPS Essential career advice and insight on wildlife photography from Digital Photographer magazine's professional community
I was charged by a pissed-off elephant during a photo safari By James Artaius published 3 March 24 WORLD WILDLIFE DAY I got some great photographs while on safari in Africa… but I also got charged by an angry elephant. Here's a look back at my experience, to celebrate World Wildlife Day
5 minutes with British photographer Tim Flach and his amazing animal images By Lauren Scott published 30 May 22 INTERVIEW The London-based photographer Tim Flach on storytelling and grabbing attention
Get your very own Black Panther to hang on the wall with this rare wildlife print sale By Lauren Scott published 29 March 22 Will Burrard-Lucas has released a stunning set of photographs for sale and proceeds go towards the conservation of Africa’s wildlife
Great wildlife photography doesn't need the latest, most expensive cameras By Sharmishta Sarkar published 1 March 22 Opinion While the recommended minimum burst speed for wildlife photography is 8fps, you can do well with less.
Robert Irwin: using his Canon camera for the cause of the wild By Paul Burrows last updated 9 September 21 Interview Following in the footsteps of his famous late father, Steve Irwin, Robert pursues his passion for wildlife conservation via photography and his work at Australia Zoo
Wildlife photo book series set to break £1 million in donations – and you can help By Lauren Scott published 5 March 21 Remembering Wildlife launches Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for book to protect African Wild Dogs
