Telephoto lenses are a must for wildlife photography—how long depends on how close you can get and on the size of your subject. I made most of these cheetah pictures with a 300mm f2.8 ...

and ones that accept interchangeable lenses." Therefore, having the best wildlife photography cameras made specifically for the job is essential, especially once you've learned all the basics of w ...

The RF 70-200mm F2.8L IS USM Z offers advanced flexibility, electronic parfocal capability, and stabilisation, perfect for hybrid shooting.

Our photo engineering team builds special equipment for Nat Geo photographers on assignment. These cameras impressed them the most.

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All creatures great and small are the subjects for the latest Reader Photo Challenge ... This is the reason that wildlife photographers tend to use long telephoto lenses.

Head of Operations at the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards, to dive deeper into the origins of the competition, its impact, and what lies ahead for this unique showcase of wildlife photography.

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Canon has announced four new lenses for its mirrorless cameras, three of which are touted 'hybrid', meaning that they are designed for video and still creators. They are the RF 24mm F1.4L VCM, RF 50mm ...

From India’s big cats to Chile’s landscapes, these 10 destinations provide perfect backdrops for stunning wildlife photography. Ranthambore, known for its Bengal tigers, is a top wildlife ...

The renowned European Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition for nature photography, organized by the German Society for Nature Photographers (GDT), has unveiled this year’s winners ...

The image is taken with the lens at water level, and the background is a distant larch tree." Image source, Simon Withyman / British Wildlife Photo Awards A photograph of a fox in Bristol won ...