Wild photography

From a bat’s hunting flight to a mountain hare in a storm, this year’s winning images capture the behaviour and variety of our wildlife

Highlights from the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

Australian photographer Christian Spencer has lived within Brazil’s Itatiaia National Park for nineteen years. The lush natural surroundings offer a multitude of photo opportunities ranging from pumpkin toadlets to false coral snakes. One of Spencer’s most fascinating finds is the way that light diffracts through the wings of hummingbirds in flight, resulting in a rainbowContinue reading "A Rainbow of Light Diffracts Through Hummingbird Wings in Photographs by Christian Spencer"

The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2016 (see 2015 here) came to an end on October 1st, and while we‘re waiting for the best photos to be announced, let‘s explore the entries of this year.

Feathers, flight, and fascinating diversity! Discover the captivating world of birds on our Pinterest board. From stunning plumage to extraordinary migratory journeys, explore the wonders of avian life. Get inspired by beautiful bird photography, learn about different species, and find tips for attracting feathered friends to your backyard. Join us in celebrating these winged creatures and unlock the secrets of the sky. Follow our board for a daily dose of avian awe and share your own birdi

While photography has become my primary language, animal whispering has evolved as a tool to communicate the unique sincerity emerging from a wild animal’s eye. Beyond art, wildlife photography allows me to seek uniqueness in things while engaging with nature in a unique way. When meeting wild animals, I always feel gifted to be able to capture such sincere moments as it makes me feel instantly at peace.

Post with 448 views. A picture taken by Nina Gustar. Contestant in the National Geographic Photo Contest 2012.

Black Crested Macaque

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