The winners of Nature’s Best Photography International Awards 2024 have been announced. There were more than 25,000 submissions from photographers in 62 countries. Nature’s Best Photography ...

Nature still outdoes the machine, says a photographer whose real image won an AI photography competition. Skip to main content. Scientific American. June 19, 2024. 6 min read.

The World Nature Photography Awards highlight amazing photos of the natural world. Winning photos were chosen in 14 categories including Underwater and Animal Portraits. A photo of gannets ...

Miles Astray’s flamingo shot was disqualified, but made a statement nonetheless: “Nature is just so fantastic and creative, and I don’t think any machine can beat that,” he said.

An almost surreal photograph of a polar bear at rest in a field of fireweed blooms has won first prize in the Nature Photography Contest. The beautifully ...

A polar bear lounges in a field of pink flowers. An arctic fox skips gingerly as the thaw of spring moves in. And a baby chimpanzee sips a bottle. The 2024 Nature Photography Contest showcases the ...

It's been over four years since an Atlanta photographer assigned to take real estate listing photos got shot by a homeowner who mistook him for an intruder. Now Whitney Morris' legal fight to hold ...

The Grand Prize of the World Nature Photographer Awards (WNPA) this year has been awarded to British photographer Tracey Lund for her image of two underwater gannets fighting for a fish off the ...

Bickering kangaroos, a mouthful of frog eggs, and a baby bat clinging to its mother mid-flight. The images from the 2023 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year showcase wildlife in ...

The Nature inFocus Photography Awards 2023, based in India, recognizes both local and international photographers capturing critical moments in the natural world, from rare sightings to ...

Photographer wins AI-image contest with real picture, gets disqualified "There is nothing more fantastic and creative than Mother Nature herself" By Rob Thubron June 17, 2024, 8:34.