Each week a birder/writer/editor/phototgrapher named Paul Konrad publishes via email a column dealing with all things bird. Today, June 3, as always, he uses very ...

Wildlife photography is one of the most popular genres of photography. After all, what could be more fulfilling than getting out in Mother Nature and documenting creatures great and small. Wildlife ...

Bird photography blends patience, skill, and the right equipment to create striking images of avian life. From choosing long telephoto lenses to mastering composition and anticipating behavior, these ...

The Bird Photographer of the Year is a bird photography competition held annually since 2016 where photographers from all ...

A group of photographers stood near a stand of deciduous trees wondering whether the chilly wind was rustling winter’s fallen tree leaves scattered over the ground at the Coastal Prairie Conservancy’s ...

Sharon Eide, a lifelong resident of Novato and professional photographer who specializes in domestic animals, first started photographing wild birds in her backyard about the same time she set up ...

Bryan Shirota, pilot and bird photographer, shares his passion for birdwatching and conservation and introduces his new zine, "Manu: Hawaiian Birds." ...

Having the right camera for bird photography will save you many headaches when trying to capture images of the avian species. Though it may seem like a straightforward genre, it comes its own specific ...

Most kids will never see a wolf pack in their backyard or an otter in their neighborhood creek. But birds? They’re everywhere—and that’s why they make great photography subjects for children. Not that ...

Juan Guillermo Jaramillo Velasquez first took up digital photography of butterflies in Colombia because it was easier than photographing birds, but in a big part thanks to his efforts, Colombia now ...

Documenting avian species can be tricky but the best lenses for bird photography make it much more attainable. Without the proper lens, you may be too far away, risk scaring birds away, or be stuck ...