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Nature photography is both unpredictable and challenging, and these two qualities are precisely what makes it such a rewarding career. While it’s a popular field to be in, it would require a lot to excel in it. Like anything, it takes an immense amount of practice to capture brilliant images in wildlife photography. Since you
Ospreys are birds of prey known for being excellent fishers. These powerful creatures dive down from up to 100 feet in the air, baring their huge claws to retrieve their next meal from the water. The way they hunt for fish is utterly fascinating, which is why they are a favorite subject among wildlife photographers.
When we think of polar bears, we automatically picture them in the Arctic, surrounded by snowy and icy landscapes. This image has been deeply ingrained in our minds that it’s hard to imagine these furry giants in any other environment. The North experiences changing seasons, too. And as summer arrives, polar bears come out and
Images of this heartwarming encounter between a man and an orangutan is currently making headlines all over the world. In the viral photo, the ape appeared to be extending a helping hand to a forest warden wading in a snake-infested river. An amateur photographer from Indonesia named Anil Prabhakar was there at the protected conservation
An animal photographer was able to capture the beauty of friendship between an unlikely pair – a tiny owl and a dog. We often refer to dogs as man’s best friend, but as it turns out, a dog can also be an owl’s best friend. A witness to this extraordinary relationship is professional animal photographer
This incident where a family of lynx appeared on a man’s porch captured the attention of millions. The lynx is a solitary cat that dwells in the remote northern forests of North America, Europe, and Asia. They are long-legged and their bodies are covered with thick fur that protects them from the harsh winter cold.
FOLLOWING the footsteps of his late father, ‘Crocodile Hunter’ Steve Irwin—one of the world’s most beloved conservationists who tragically died of a stingray barb while filming a documentary in 2016—fourteen year old Robert Irwin, showcased his stunning wildlife images to the world to spread a message of conservation that will inspire the next generation to