Here, we highlight 10 of the most stunning nature photos of the year. He looks to the heavens. A rare spectacled bear seeks refuge in a century-old fig tree Ecuadorian Andes.

OK, fine, these gorgeous photos aren’t of people who live in trees, but hybrids of folks and foliage. Taken by 27-year-old Finnish photographer Christoffer Relander, the photos are part of his ...

Nature's Giants: Photos of the Tallest Trees on Earth. News. By Dr. Dick Buscher, Linda published 8 August 2012 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Photographers all over the world have captured some of the most captivating photos of nature.; Trees, mountains, and land formations are often the focal points. But, sometimes pictures of animals ...

In this shot, two tawny owlets sit on a tree branch in a German park. One owlet’s eyes are nearly shut, while the other leans towards its partner, curiously looking at the photographer’s camera.

The photos show different nature paths, such as a walkway in a forest, stone steps, a floral grassy trail and a tree-lined concrete road.

The Nature Talks Photo Festival 2021 will take place next November 13 and 14. All the category winners, runners-up and highly commended photos for 2020 can be found here .

Nature is home to perfectly formed shapes and vibrant colors. When seen up close, snowflakes have incredibly perfect geometric shapes. Circles are found in tree stumps and oceans, while straight ...

See photos of the family-oriented program Magical Maple Trees, focused on teaching the origins of maple syrup, at Piney Run Park Nature Center on Wednesday, Feb. 24.

Hughes tragically drowned in March of 2024 while capturing images of wildlife and nature at Versailles State Park.

The 2019 winners of the Nature Photographer Of The Year photo competition are an inspirational reminder of the extraordinary wonder of the natural world. A black-and-white photo of two rabbits ...

Wildlife filmmakers often go to great lengths to get that perfect shot. But not many end up installing a picture window in a ripe fig the size of a grape, just to watch what’s going on inside.