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Wildlife photographer Steve Bloom will hold talks in seven cities in England and Wales as part of the Royal Geographical Society regional tour
Wildlife 10 Jan 2013
Earlier this week, Apple unveiled its new high-resolution MacBook Pro, which it is now advertising with the image of zebras running in the wild - an image shot by celebrated wildlife photographer Steve...
Wildlife 14 Jun 2012
Photographer Neil Osborne is raising funds on Emphas.is to document a success story - how one man has helped save the Black Turtle from extinction
Wildlife 28 Oct 2011
Combining still life and memento mori, Spanish photographer Daniel Beltrá has been announced as the overall winner of the Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year award
Wildlife 20 Oct 2011
Richard Shucksmith has won this year's title of British Wildlife Photographer for his image of a jellyfish taken in Scotland.
Wildlife 03 Oct 2011
Michael "Nick" Nichols has been a photographer for the past 40 years. He was a Magnum Photos member from 1982 to 1995, and since 1996 has been working for National Geographic. Last year, when came the...
Media 21 Sep 2011
Photographers have six weeks left to enter this year's British Wildlife Photography Awards
Wildlife 18 Apr 2011
Two of UK's most prestigious wildlife photography competitions, the Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year and The British Wildlife photography awards, are now calling for entries for its...
Wildlife 12 Jan 2011
The Natural History Museum has opened its annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition, which, this year, sees Hungarian Bence Máté and Scottish Fergus Gill respectively win the Photographer and...
Exhibitions
22 Oct 2010
An image of herring gull has won this year's British Wildlife Photography Awards. The shot was taken by photographer Steve Young, who wins a £5000 cash prize
Awards 07 Oct 2010
From photographing reptiles to shooting in the boudoir: Calumet announces its autumn workshop programme
Seminars 19 Aug 2010
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