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The legendary black-and-white imagery of Richard Garrod navigates a fine line between art and nature

A Kenyan resident for nearly 30 years, Karl Ammann has enjoyed a long association with elephants combined with an unparalleled knowledge of the game parks. A wealth of images is the by-product.

Capturing the heavens can be a rewarding and altogether unique form of outdoor photography

Florian Schulz takes his Freedom to Roam project into the second phase—Baja to the Beaufort Sea

John Isaac puts the exotic world of Kashmir into a universal perspective

Delving into India’s wilder side, expedition leaders Susi Allison-Lama and Butch Lama give their perspective from the field on where to find and photograph the Royal Bengal tiger

What to look for and what to expect from a photography workshop

A unique springtime wildlife opportunity lies close to the Alaskan gateway of Anchorage

The vistas we all seek as nature photographers get a different spin put on them when shot from 500 feet up in the air

The narrow strip of land known to locals as the Delmarva Peninsula is an unpolished gem for nature shooters

Photography’s greats must find philosophical constants while embracing change

Extraordinary wildlife photo opportunities exist on the expansive ranches of Texas and northeastern Mexico

An unprecedented experiment in time-lapse photography reveals how quickly glaciers are melting around the world

The annual Summit is both a gathering of friends and colleagues as well as a wonderful shooting opportunity for attendees

Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge series on public television has brought the intrepid nature photographer to some of the most rare and exotic places and cultures in the world

There are some surprising similarities for photographers who shoot in these disparate environments

A firsthand account documents how rising temperatures in the Arctic are depleting food sources and putting the animals at risk

Many of the famous landscapes that we love most aren’t necessarily permanent. Now is the time to visit and photograph these treasures.

A photographer rediscovers a landscape that briefly reemerged in the wake of a prolonged Western drought

Andy Rouse is among the top wildlife photographers in the world. His new book takes readers into his overall thinking and approach to photography.