Photographing from afar is one of the most convenient and surefire ways to do wildlife photography. But some wild animals are simply great for close-up snaps. The challenge, therefore, lies in getting close to these creatures to get the perfect shots without disrupting them in their natural habitat.
Today’s photography cheat sheet comes with some helpful tips if you’re planning to try this and level up your wildlife photography. . thephoblographer.com
A gigantic fin whale gently breaking the water's surface. What do you feel about the top-down shooting angle in this image? How does it compare to other top-down shots you've seen? (Disko Bay, Greenland) DJI Mavic 3 Classic | ISO 100 | 1/400 sec | F4 Aerial photography has always offered a unique perspective, and recent technological advances have made this genre of photography more accessible than ever. dpreview.com »
2026-02-14 17:00
Do non-human beings have a need for privacy? And if so, is it comparable to that of human beings? Does wildlife photography invade privacy? This essay seeks to explore these questions by comparing paparazzi photography with wildlife photography regarding the concept of privacy invasion. To do so, two images will be studied in detail and […] petapixel.com »
2021-08-10 21:09
Wildlife photography can certainly be extra challenging to get into, so lots of practice is required for anyone who wants to make it their genre of choice. Fortunately, there are parks and sanctuaries that you can visit to practice before embarking on wildlife adventures. thephoblographer.com »
2020-03-11 10:00
Лучшие работы Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2016 были названы 1 октября. Было названо 40 лучших работ. Смех – это не единственное, что продвигает ежегодный конкурс. На сайте Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards уделяется большое значение сохранению природы. photar.ru »
2016-10-10 22:02
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2016 (see 2015 here) came to an end on October 1st, and the shortlisted final 40 entries have finally been revealed. boredpanda.com »
2016-10-10 10:46
British Wildlife Photography Awards объявил победителей конкурса 2016 года. Фотограф Джордж Стойл взял главный приз за фото под названием «Hitchhikers» (Автостопщики), которое показывает рыб, нашедших убежище в жалящих щупалец гривы медузы льва. photar.ru »
2016-09-15 11:28
The British Wildlife Photography Awards have announced the winning photographs for the 2016 contest. Photographer George Stoyle took the top prize for the photo above, titled “Hitchhikers,” which shows young fish taking refuge inside the stinging tentacles of a lion’s mane jellyfish. petapixel.com »
2016-09-14 17:43
It finally happened: after countless months of wandering around, going to places where people say they’ve spawned, after using lures, and being patient, I managed to add a… Eastern Whipbird (Psophodes olivaceus) to my collection! Eastern Whipbird (Psophodes olivaceus) Now, I don’t really play Pokemon GO (as the above was making reference to) though I […] petapixel.com »
2016-08-20 00:14
The Sony World Photography Awards have announced the 30 finalists and over 65 shortlisted photographers in the 2026 Professional competition. [Read More]
High above the rainforest canopy of Christmas Island, a fleeting silhouette crossed a narrow gap in the trees. To the naked eye, it was little more than another bat passing briefly through the afternoon sky.
Tamron Americas has announced the winners of its third annual Photo and Video Contest. The competition invited photographers and filmmakers from the U.S., Canada, and Mexico to enter their best photos and videos captured using Tamron lenses. [Read More]
Chris Poplawski doesn't believe in specializing. The OM SYSTEM photographer and USC business graduate left his corporate marketing career over a decade ago to pursue travel photography full-time alongside his wife, Meagan.
In a landmark moment for wildlife monitoring, trail cameras in Northeast China have captured never-before-seen footage of a wild Siberian tigress with five cubs -- the first time such a large tiger family has ever been recorded on camera in the country. [Read More]
In National Geographic's latest documentary, "Cheetahs Up Close," Emmy Award-winning wildlife photographer and cinematographer Bertie Gregory travels to the Serengeti to capture jaw-dropping close-up footage of cheetahs as they rest, hunt, and of course, run.
From a rare big cat once thought extinct, to breathtaking images captured by remote cameras deep in the Congo rainforest, and footage from a trail camera left inside a grizzly bear den for ten years, trail cameras recorded some truly remarkable images in 2025. [Read More]