Photography

Nature and wildlife photography requires challenging conditions. It is therefore a challenging and interesting profession. But these challenging conditions and creative passion inspire the artistic image of photographers behind the lens. These selfless efforts reveal these wonderful photos that you see.

Kristina, a Moscow photographer, visited Japan during the season of the cherry blossom and take fairytale-like photos. Keep scrolling to see these beautiful photos!

Everyone has come across this gorgeous giant blue planet from space; however, you have never seen such high-resolution photos before! Remarkable photos of our globe from Outerspace are often published by National Aeronautics and Space Administration. This time Nasa exhibits a series of high-definition satellite photographs from islands to continents, cities to landscapes, rainforests to mountain peaks. These images are processed by special techniques to present a vertical exaggeration of the relief based on a digital terrain model. If you have the desire to take a gaze at these magnificent photos, keep scrolling down!

As the largest apricot forest in the province of Xinjiang, Apricot Valley located in Tuergen Township in Xinyuan County, China, near the Kazakhstan border. Every summer, the valley cover up with pink and white apricot blossoms. From the start of June until the end of September you can enjoy the beautiful view. Take a look at the pictures to see these natural beauties!

With the infrared-aerochrome film, he uses on his photos, Italian graphic designer and photographer Paolo Pettigiani offers us a new perspective on Central Park. The photographer uses a film that replaces colours with reddish tones, and makes the Central Park look like a fairy-tale.

In the caves of The Waitomo Area of New Zealand, there are thousands of glow-worms that lightening up the ceilings of the caves. These magical insects emit a powerful phosphorescent light and create an astonishing show. When they fly at nights, with their stunning flashes of lights glow-worms turn caves into a fairy tale. You can see these beautiful displays from Shaun Jeffers’ photographs!

A San Francisco-based photographer Beth Moon captured the world’s oldest trees against starry night skies. To take these astonishing pictures, Moon has spent 15 years in remote areas of South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia. During this journey, she was inspired by the relationship between the old trees and the motion of celestial bodies. Titled ‘Diamond Nights’, these photos reveal the hidden beauty of the nights and the ancient trees.

With his stunning landscape photographs, The Seoul-based nature photographer Jaewoon U shows the natural beauty of South Korea. The reflection effects he gets from the lakes, highlight the astonishing views, and impress thousands. Check out his works!

A children photographer Dina Telhami, not only takes photos of children but also captures the beauty of nature. With the oil paint filter she uses on the pictures of small beings, she achieves the paint look on her pictures. Have a look at them!

The German 16-year-old photographer Jannik Obenhoff, shows the astonishing beauty of the nature with his pictures he posted on his Instagram account.

The mystical forest near Brussels in Belgium is covered with a layer of bluebell flowers during the spring. With the smell of the flowers and the spectacular ambiance, this forest will give you an unforgettable experience!

Crows seem like they decide to fly on the top of the trees to create a wonderful sight on a winter night. Those twenty-three black crows looked like rice with a sprinkler of black sesame seeds as the snowy trees lit up by street lightning before the birds flew off. And this wonderful sight was by a police officer. As soon as the picture was posted, it became viral on Facebook and Twitter.

Lake Baykal is a popular and natural rich-resource tourist district with a long historical reputation. It is the oldest and deepest freshwater lake in Asia or Europe, as well as the largest lake in the world. A photographer traveled to the Baikal Sea region in Southern Siberia and took fantastic pictures. How lucky she is!

As much as everyone wants to travel the world, it seems like an intimating activity. However, an American photographer shows everyone how easy it is with his grandmother’s van. Indeed, you can explore the globe with a little preparation and dedication just like this American photographer, Travis Burke, who turns the old van of his grandma into a mobile home and spends two years traveling worldwide. How amazing is this!

You probably came across instances in which nature shows its will to survive. The photos below show how strong the nature can be when it is a matter of survival.

The photos taken by the Chilean photographer Francisco Negroni made a worldwide impact. Capturing the smoke coming out of an erupting volcano and the lightning bolt at the same time, Negroni managed to photograph the visuals we can see in science fiction movies. The light created by the volcano fire further perfects this view. Negroni currently sets equipment near volcanoes ready to erupt after calculating the risk factor in Chile. The talented photographer Negroni says the photographs he created are a combination of the destructive power of nature and the unique landscape. The photographs he takes are so popular in the world that some of his photos were even broadcast on the documentary channel National Geographic.

Sometimes we have to get out of the hustle and bustle of daily life and pay attention to nature because nature can surprise you in unexpected ways. We decided to share such moments with a unique list.

Madeira is an island known for it dramatic scenery. Mountains, beaches and volcanoes are hidden in there but most of all, the ancient forest has been alive for 500 years with a landscape coming out of a fairy tale.

Steve Biro, a wildlife photographer has been shooting birds for 10 years. Recently, he took a trip to Ontario and there he encountered a Bald Eagle. In the fascinating shot Biro took, the Bald Eagle glides around the water in a perfect symmetrical reflection.

The Northern Lights, or so-called aurora borealis got captured by a photographer named Hallgrimur P Helgason, aged 64, in the shape of a phoenix which is a fascinating and huge bird known from ancient myths.

Finland’s forests have always sounded like fairy tales for most of us. With its amazing scenery and forest animals, these forests have amazed millions. Joachim Munter, photographer captures the most intimate photos of forest animals. One interesting fact about those photos is that the animals look quite comfortable in front of his camera. Scroll down to see the best examples.

Don Komarechka, photographer, uses his macro lens to capture the beauty of water droplets. His photos show details of each droplet with their different patterns in artistic fashion. Below, you can also see the droplets yourself.

There is an annual contest held each year for the most comic animal pictures. It is just great. Below, you can see the finalists and best shoots from 2018.

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