The Nature’s Best Photography International Awards competition rewards those intrepid photographers traveling the globe to document its beauty, dramas, funny moments and diversity. The winning images, ...

For 30 years, Nature’s Best Photography has transformed fleeting wildlife encounters into timeless calls to wonder, action and conservation. Here is its story. Exactly three decades ago, Stephen ...

Canoes and boats were Lockwood's preferred mode of travel in his 55-year career. Images from these travels will be featured in the Louisiana Art & Science Museum's retrospective exhibit, "Preserving ...

The best images of the Nature Photography Contest have been decided, and we can't imagine it was an easy task for the judges – as just picking some, not all, to showcase here has been a huge challenge ...

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The World Nature Photography Awards (WNPA) 2025 winners showcase the immense beauty found in nature, including striking wildlife, colorful plants, and sweeping landscapes. Photographers from nearly 50 ...

A zebra looks down in dismay as a large crocodile slithers in its direction—presumably to deliver a brutal, killing bite, as implied in the award-winning image’s title, “Last Look.” This photograph, ...

You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. The World Nature Photography Awards announced the winners of its 2024 contest, highlighting majestic images of animals, ...

This year’s Scottish Nature Photographer of the Year is Toby Houlton from Invergordon, a small Scottish port town. Houlton took top honors for his photo, “Dance of the Giants,” a captivating long ...

While hiking through the dense jungles of Uganda, wildlife photographer Federica Cordero stumbled upon a young male chimp lounging on a twisted vine. His bemused frown suggests some irritation at ...