nature photography
Tourist falls 1,000 feet to his death while taking photos at Grand Canyon
On Thursday morning, a tourist plunged to his death in Grand Canyon while taking photos. The accident happened at Eagle Point near Skywalk, and a…
Geotagging your landscape photos is ruining the world around us. Stop it
We have seen a few sad examples of what happens to natural wonders when they become too popular. In this video, Vox explores just how…
This photographer captured 1,000 ft of spider web covering a Greek town
We’ve seen awe-inspiring photos of different natural phenomena: lunar fog bow, Aurora Borealis, storms… But a 1,000-feet long spider web blanketing a large part of…
Lava, the Milky Way, the Moon, Mars, Saturn and an Iridium Flare in one image
Yes, it’s possible. I did indeed capture what you see above in one shot. Although some of the Internet seems to disagree, it’s true. What…
This 8K timelapse shows a tornado forming right before your eyes
If you’re into storm chasing and fantastic timelapse videos, then you’ve probably heard of Mike Olbinski. He has recently published his latest video, and just…
Here is an aerial video view of the huge volcano fissure eruption in Hawaii
One of the world’s most active volcanoes, Kilauea in Hawaii’s Big Island, erupted on Thursday. The eruption is threatening hundreds of homes, as molten lava…
How to travel the world through your camera
A few months ago I was commissioned by a boutique safari company to travel to Tanzania and document my experience throughout my adventure. Here is…
When a Polar Bear wants to be a wildlife photographer
The number of people who get to photograph is not huge, but the number of people who get to see a Polar Bear actually using…
Yosemite now requires permits for photographing famous “Firefall” event
From 12 to 26 February, visitors of Yosemite National Park will be able to see and capture the magnificent “firefall” phenomenon. Due to its increasing…
Zion National Park will allow tripods on some trails after all
Earlier this month, we reported Zion National Park’s decisions to ban tripods from all trails for photography workshops. This caused reactions and even some confusion…



































