/r/wildlifephotography
A subreddit for those interested in shooting wildlife...with a camera.
Welcome to /r/WildlifePhotography a subreddit for those interested in shooting wildlife...with a camera.
All content posted must be your own. Violating this rule will result in immediate permanent ban - no warnings.
Content of pets, livestock and captive animals are not allowed to be posted to this subreddit - only animals living in a wild state.
All content posted to the sub must be Wildlife OR Photography related. Related text posts & questions are as much encouraged as photo submissions.
NO commercial exploitation ie. links to a general blog or social media handles, except for in the comments section of your post.
Providing additional info such as camera & lens used is helpful and recommended (but not required).
Photographs using baiting as a technique to capture images are banned from this subreddit. Bird feeders are the one listed exception to this rule.
No more than 2 posts per 24 hour period.
Posts and comments should stay respectful towards other users.
The Moderators reserve the right to act on a case by case basis.
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/r/wildlifephotography
Taken in a snowstorm in the Bitterroot Valley
Nikon Z5, 200-500 f/5.6
I’ve never seen a raven in real life before. I was very excited when I heard them croaking. I love how grainy the photo came out.
I saw this guy after getting lost trying to find Spirit Falls in Washington this past December. There were still a few large salmon in the water just a bit up stream. I shot it with a 150-600mm Sigma Lens on a Nikon Z6.
Trying to just get mine in a magazine as a bucket list item
NW Wyoming, Male Sage Grouse full display. Nikon Z9 Z400mm f2.8 tc