Photography

Glowing Bright — a fluorescing spiny squat lobster photographed by James Lynott during a night dive in Loch Fyne, Scotland

The winning images of the 2026 British Wildlife Photography Awards

ByGeographical ContributorSep 11, 2026

From a fluorescing squat lobster to a sleeping swan cygnet — the winning images of the 2026 British Wildlife Photography Awards

Sean Sutton with landmine victim Oo Hpar and son David

Inside Myanmar’s civil war and its deadly landmine crisis

ByGeographical ContributorAug 20, 2026

Few journalists have reached Myanmar's Karenni State since the 2021 coup. Sean Sutton reports on the communities determined to return home

Peter Beard’s photographs of Africa’s disappearing wildlife

ByGeographical StaffAug 12, 2026

American photographer, artist, diarist and conservationist Peter Beard's work documents the dramatic transformation of Africa’s landscapes and wildlife

The 2026 Sony World Photography Awards Open Shortlist

ByBryony CottamFeb 18, 2026

From striking landscapes to intimate portraits, these single images represent some of the best global photography from the past year

In Seaman’s series, photographed on the Great Plains of Nebraska, she chases enormous supercell storms, capturing their scale, power and beauty

The fascinating images of storms across the world

ByGeographical ContributorNov 5, 2025

Discover the wide array of photographs from this year’s Prix Pictet award on the theme ‘Storm’ Storm, the theme of…

“On the mountain slopes, a male and female polar bear found solace in each other's company, sharing an intimate moment during their courtship, which took place on the Svalbard Archipelago in Norway. After mating, they fell asleep together. In that moment, despite the icy cold, the emotion was so intense that tears came down my face, freezing immediately.

Prints for Wildlife returns in 2025 with ‘Edition Hope’

ByGrace GourlayAug 21, 2025

In our latest gallery, view artist Réhahn's collection of portraits which celebrate the fascinating diversity of humans across the globe.

Mother" is a word that needs no separate definition. The word "mother" is formed with the pronunciation "m" which is present in all languages like Maa/Amma etc. Even in the sound of various animals calling their mother, the influence of "M" can be seen. Nature's own part is this "Mother" race. So perhaps such is the similarity of these words. In this picture, two mothers are holding by their hand and protecting their child. Mother nature and jungle cat mother.

The winners of the Mangrove Photography Awards 2025

ByVictoria HeathJul 26, 2025

Stunning images showing the importance and beauty of the world's mangrove forests

Quintin Lake: on foot around Britain’s coast

ByLogan GourlayMay 20, 2025

In 2015, photographer Quintin Lake set out to walk the entire mainland coast of Britain – an 11,000-kilometre odyssey that would take five years. His new book, The Perimeter, captures the raw beauty and quiet drama of the ever-shifting edge where land meets sea