8 Inspiring Wildlife Photography Adventures

By Staff

Published December 21, 2017

Join eight wildlife photographers on their adventures around the world. These stories offer insight into locations, gear, technique and more while providing inspiration for anyone who loves to capture incredible photos of wildlife.

1. Cub’s Play

Photographing bear cubs in the remote area of Lake Kuril, Kamchatka, Russia. Read more …

2. Ascension

Cypress Island Preserve in Breaux Bridge is the “it” spot for nature photographers in southern Louisiana, with a variety of species of birds, reptiles and amphibians. Read more …

3. The Poser

Icebergs, glacier-covered mountains and Adélie penguins near Petermann Island, Antarctica. Read more …

4. Foxes Stare In Snowstorm

Using a homemade crittercam to capture photos of wildlife in their environment in Bailey, Colorado. Read more …

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5. Wind Beneath The Wings

Snowy owl sightings at Rye Harbor State Park in Rye, New Hampshire. Read more …

6. Grizzly Bear In The Snow

A special moment with one of the most famous and iconic bears in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. Read more …

7. Foggy Dawn

The state of caribou herds in Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska. Read more …

8. Yellowstone Bison

Capturing wildlife landscapes in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Read more …

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