The conservation charity known as Birds on the Brink has been hosting the Bird Photographer of the Year competition for the past five years. Wildlife photographers across the world submit their best shots of avian species in several categories of this competition. Finally, the Bird
Celebrating the beauty of the islands, while raising awareness on various environmental issues affecting the wildlife and communities living in wild ecosystems, the Galapagos Photography Competition 2020 brings gorgeous pictures of flora and fauna. The Galapagos Conservation Trust (GCT) organizes this annual photography competition. Winning
The 2020 Audubon Photography Awards has announced its winning photographs, comprising of incredible bird photos. For the 11th edition of the annual awards, there were over 6,000 submissions. However, only 10 winners and honorable mentions were picked out of the pool of amazing photo collection.
The 2020 BigPicture Natural World Photography Competition has added one of the most impressive nature photographs to this wonderful form of art. The contest is presented by the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco and spans six different categories, including winged animals, marine life
For wild animals, life is about having the guard up at all times and looking for every single opportunity that comes their way. After all, it’s about the survival of the fittest. This tug of war in nature’s most extreme climate and geographical regions puts
The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards is an online global wildlife photography competition that features hilarious photographs of wildlife species with silly expressions or doing funny things. The competition was started four years ago by two renowned photographers – Tom Sullam and Paul Joynson Hicks. The
Animal expressions are always natural, unadulterated by manipulations, which only a human mind is capable of. These expressions and postures are amusing at times. Wildlife photographers know what it means to capture an animal’s expression. But their works are always a treat for eyes. So,
The winners 2017 Sony World Photography Awards have been announced and the images are stunning. Thousands of entries from 183 countries included impressive wildlife and nature photography, exhibiting the natural beauty at its best. The winner depicted the impact of the climate change by capturing
There are only 411 Asiatic lions left in the world and all of them live in the Gir Forest (National Park) in state of Gujarat in India. Gir is the only forest where lions roam freely and hunts chital deer and livestock. It’s one of
Peter Adams, a 56y-year-old British photographer, flew above the Okavango Delta, Botswana to capture amazing aerial shots of various animal herds in their natural habitat.