Latest about Nature and Wildlife Photography
"I always wear red when I photograph robins – they seem attracted to it!"
Photo of the day Photo of the Day: Jonathan Stubbs wore red, saw red, and fired the shutter to capture this truly delightful image of a European robin
I went on a quest to photograph the last of the vultures
OPINION Prasenjit Dutta offers a lament for a disappearing species, highlighting his commitment to conservation and nature education
"I photographed this lioness gorged on a kill… Every now and then, she glared at me, as if she was sizing up her next meal!"
Interview Ian Plant on making a career change, why reinvention is key and his mission to inspire wildlife conservation
"Two humpback whales literally came right up underneath me and one was looking straight at me as I took this photo"
Photo of the Day Renee Capozzola’s incredible black-and-white image of a humpback whale and calf won the HIPA General Category (black and white). Here’s its story…
"I waited for three hours to photograph the moment when I could get the perfect frame of that little bird and its baby along with the flowers"
why shots work Wildlife photographer Mainak Halder tells us about the story behind this shot 'A mother’s care - In the lap of Mother Nature'
Camera traps and drones once used to protect wildlife are now killing women in northern India
Both rangers and local men are using conservation technology to intimate women in Uttarakhand state, resulting in at least one death
Cast your vote in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award 2024
Have an impact on wildlife photography and vote for your favorite from 25 incredible shortlisted images
High-speed camera study reveals how insects can blind predators – by being too shiny
A study by the University of Melbourne used a high-speed camera to understand how shiny bugs can elude predators despite their visibility
