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Winners of Nature’s Best Photography
Through January 2013, the Natural History Museum is home to stunning photographs of wildlife around the world
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The Breathtaking Surfing Photos Featured in Swell
A new book catalogues some of the best sites around the world to catch a wave with stunning photography
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Dazzling Photographs of Earth From Above
Satellite images of mountains, glaciers, deserts and other landscapes become incredible works of art
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Dams, irrigation and now climate change have drastically reduced the once-mighty river. Is it a sign of things to come?
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Africa’s wildebeest migration pits a million thundering animals against a gantlet of perils, even—some experts fear—climate change
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Descended from animals brought by Spanish conquistadors centuries ago, wild horses roam the West. But are they running out of room?
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From the Castle - FDR’s Stamps
FDR’s Stamps
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As a new book shows, not everything in the photographer’s philosophy was black and white
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A new photo exhibit featuring the work of biologist Mark Moffett reminds us that we still live in an age of discovery
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With his Botanica Magnifica, podiatrist-turned-photographer Jonathan Singer captures flowers on the grandest of scales
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On the life and career of the 19th-century American landscape photographer who captured Yosemite in stereo
A Danish photographer goes the extra mile to document wildlife in one of North America’s most remote areas, now coveted by mining and oil companies
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A veteran photographer shows the extraordinary knack that some animals have for…disappearing
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In an unexplored region of Africa’s Atlantic coast, an innovative photographer captures Gabon’s bountiful wildlife
Announcing our first-ever photo contest
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Finding the Eye of the Whirlpool
Adventure photographer Peter McBride tells what it was like to shoot whirlpools while hanging from a ship’s radio antenna.
On the Trail of the Stealth Birds of Our Wetlands
With its cunning camouflage and some mighty morphing, a bittern can be one tough bird to find and a tough customer to boot
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