A tender and poetic moment unfolds as a butterfly flutters gracefully beside a gorilla’s face, its golden hues mirroring the ...

In this photo essay, we showcase a range of award-winning photographs on nature, habitat and wildlife conservation.

For the first time, the Fitton Center for Creative Arts will participate in FotoFocus by offering three new exhibitions this fall that highlight photography through portraits, landscape and nature.

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The National Portrait Gallery has announced the shortlist for the 2025 Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize, one of the world’s leading awards for contemporary portrait photography. The annual prize ...

Bornean Orangutan, Gold Prize, Animals in their habitat category. Mature male orangutans have large, flappy cheek-pads and a throat sac for making loud calls. Once they reach maturity, they spend most ...

This photographer spent hours lying on the ice to let penguins get comfortable, shot with a Canon EOS R and 100-500mm super ...

Japanese macaques, Awaji Island, Japan, Gold winner, Behavior mammals category: These monkeys form huddles consisting of up to many individuals. It begins with a mother and baby cuddling. Other ...

The winning images from this year’s Nature inFocus Photography Awards illustrate the remarkable variety of ways wildlife inhabit the natural environment, from a striking face-off between a hyena and a ...