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You can convince yourself that the bird in one of Carolyn Monastra’s photos is real. The glacial lake shimmers blue-green…
For twenty years, wildlife photography was characterized by a certain sound. The swift, decisive, and distinctly real mechanical clap of…
A certain type of photograph is one that refuses to give itself up right away. You glance at it once…
When you’ve finally reached a location you’ve wanted to visit for years and it looks exactly like an airport gate…
When most people see a certain picture for the first time, it stops them cold. A photographer using only a…
When a reaction doesn’t work, there’s a specific type of frustration that arises. This type of frustration doesn’t make a…
When most people see a certain picture for the first time, it stops them cold. The men who stole the…
A photograph stops people cold every October inside the Natural History Museum in London. A brown hyena, an animal that…
Shooting in a Downpour: How Extreme-Weather Wildlife Photographers Keep Sensors Dry and Frames Sharp
Every field photographer is familiar with this moment: half the group begins to pack up, the sky darkens, and the…
The British Wildlife Photography Awards consistently produce at least one picture that compels you to stop scrolling and take a…