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Young Photographers to Follow: Kinley Bollinger
The Beauty of Solitude © Kinley Bollinger Interviewed by Frank Gallagher, NANPA Blog Coordinator Kinley Bollinger received one of the NANPA Foundation’s 2020 High School Scholarships. That was...
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Alaska’s Chilkat River Bald Eagle Preserve
Our National Symbol © Debbie McCulliss When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world. – John Muir By Debbie McCulliss The Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve is a...
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Close to Home: Photographing the Same Place Over Time
Brodie Field, Austin, Texas © Theresa DiMenno By Theresa DiMenno In early autumn, I returned to a field close to home that I’d stumbled upon in late March of 2020, during the early days of the...
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Happy New Year!!
A young moose pops up to watch some people along a trail in Rocky Mountain National Park. As a resident of Estes Park, just outside of Rocky, this national park became my escape during Covid. It also...
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Polar Bear Photo Sparks Social Media Engagement
Polar Bear Mother and Cubs © Ken Conger Interview with Ken Conger NANPA member Ken Conger lives in Virginia, but you might find him anywhere from the mid-Atlantic to the Arctic, camera in hand, in...
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Now Is the Time: Nature Photographers and Environmental Threats
A line of white pelicans working together as a feeding group in the artificial—but ecologically productive—channel of the San Diego River. © Budd Titlow Story and photos by Budd Titlow In the entire...
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No Such Thing as Competition featuring Jaymi Heimbuch
The Nature Photographer episode #6 on Wild & Exposed Podcast Coyote (canis latrans) adult female, San Francisco, California © Jaymi Heimbuch Conservation photographer Jaymi Heimbuch leads several...
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Huge Iceberg Threatens South Georgia Island
Iceberg in the South Atlantic © Debbie McCulliss By Debbie McCulliss Besides a global pandemic, 2020 was marked by a historic wildfires, droughts, landslides, and severe storms. Winter came later,...
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Light Side Up featuring Nate Luebbe
The Nature Photographer episode #4 on Wild & Exposed Podcast © Nate Luebbe NANPA member and Sony ambassador Nate Luebbe tells Dawn, Ron, and Michael about sending a Sony a7S III up more than...
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Seeing It Differently featuring Lisa Langell
The Nature Photographer episode #5 on Wild & Exposed Podcast “Heads or Tails” images by Lisa Langell Reverse engineering a nature image, giving people what they can’t get somewhere else, and...
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Conservation Begins in Your Backyard featuring Andrew Snyder
The Nature Photographer episode #7 on Wild & Exposed Podcast Gladiator Tree Frog © Andrew Snyder For biologists like NANPA Conservation Committee Co-Chair Andrew Snyder, a beautiful image isn’t...
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A Fed Fox is a Dead Fox: The Negative Impacts of Feeding Wildlife for...
A habituated red fox (Vulpes vulpes) begs for food from cars, a result of being fed in the past by other people. This type of behavior is dangerous for both the fox and the people. The fox has a much...
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Put Your Photos to Work in iNaturalist
by David Cook, NANPA Conservation Committee Volunteer Most NANPA members have countless photos of the natural world in their catalogs. Shots of a bird in-flight, a bear fishing, a bison grazing, or a...
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Underwater Photojournalist Receives Outstanding Young Photographer Award
Jennifer Adler dives at Ginnie Springs in White Springs, Florida May 29, 2019 (Photo by Bob Croslin/Getty Images for National Geographic Partners) Florida-based conservation photographer and...
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Get Your Eyes On featuring Steven David Johnson
The Nature Photographer episode #9 on Wild & Exposed podcast Now that Steven David Johnson’s Vernal Pools e-book is published, the conservation photographer has been closely observing jumping...
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Photographing Humpback Whales Bubble-Net Feeding
Whales Bubble-Net Feeding © Dan Evans By Neil McDermott, Dan Evans, and Lione Clare We all know there are few, if any, guarantees in wildlife photography. We wonder if the wildlife will reveal...
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Not Losing Hope featuring Suzi Eszterhas
The Nature Photographer episode #10 on Wild & Exposed podcast Endangered mountain gorilla (gorilla beringei) mother holding 5-month-old twin babies, Parc National des Volcans, Rwanda © Suzi...
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The Web of Life
Grizzly bear enjoying a salmon in the Brooks River, Katmai National Park, Alaska. © Jerry Ginsberg By Jerry Ginsberg We humans take ourselves far too seriously. Out of habit, we allow the minutiae of...
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Conservation Kids
A group of young conservation photographers in the making on a Conservation Kids outing. © Daniel Dietrich By Frank Gallagher, NANPA Blog Coordinator Today’s young people will become tomorrow’s...
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Showcase 2021 Winner: Jeremy Burnham
Pelican Not “Living the High Life,” Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Showcase 2021 Judges’ Choice, Conservation © Jeremy Burnham Artist’s statement This photo is special to me because it evokes emotion. My...
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